My Nihalani Community

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Communities are essential to our lives as human beings whether they are a religious, service, or sports comunity, etc. They add a sense of belonging and purpose towards our lives, along with a reason to keep on moving. For me, personally, I feel that I belong to several communities, including the Austin community, the Nihalani community, the tennis community, the dance community, the piano community, and many more. One important community that I belong to is the Nihalani community. This community gives me a sense of where I come from and a sense of what my purpose in life is. By being a part of this community, which is also my family, I have learned much about what it means to be who I am. I have also learned about where my roots lie and …show more content…

It is extremely important for me to sustain my place within this community because I know that whenever I may be feeling low or need help, this community will be my go-to place. In addition, this community is the most important community for me, personally, to be a part of because of all that it provides me with. My family has stuck by my side through the good and the bad, the ups and the downs. One major characteristic of the Nihalani community is that we are accepting towards each other and always by each other's sides. They always truly understand what I may be going through and are always willing to lend a helping hand. This community brings me happiness, family, companionship, and forgiveness when I need it the most, Along with gaining a lot from my family, I am always sure that I give them just as much as they have given me. I am always sure to bring my happiness and sympathy towards what other people are feeling or going through. In addition, I am always sure to bring my support and care towards others within the community. The Nihalani community gives me eternal joy, love, guidance, and hope for the future. Above all that this community provides for me is what I feel that I must provide for it. I know that I must always help those within my community. I also know that I must always give back to my family what they have given me. For example, when I am down, I know that I can always rely on my sister’s

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