The world is often dark. The reality is accentuated with the fact that more often than not, you are bombarded in social media with cruel, merciless, and nonsense posts. I do wonder, what is there to hope for?
The feeling of isolation is more potent than ever. Despite of what the technology has done to connect people around the globe, we still live in a really lonely world. We become more concerned of being ‘RIGHT’ than being ‘HEARD’. We desire for instant gratification by ‘likes’ and ‘comments’ on our posts than finding genuine happiness. We become judgmental without hearing facts because of how easy it is to do that instead of engaging in intelligent discourse. The world needs less anger, resentment, and negativity. We need the eyes that see the best of everything.
With all these less than optimal feelings, I take comfort with what Martin Luther says, “Everything that is done in the world is done by hope.” Sometimes we need to walk through the dark in order to see the light. It may be cloudy now but there’s a silver lining along the way.
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The eyes that see the best of everything. It's just plainly too beautiful. I wish we all could be like that. This post brings out a lot of positive vibes.
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DeleteFully agree! We need to put away technology and connect with people on a personal level!
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DeleteThanks for encouraging so many to see the light. It’s what many need. Keshia Richmond
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DeleteTechnology is such a necessary evil. Keep strong!
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DeleteIn a world of stark contrast, deeply divided..... No matter how polarized we are... I agree that we should possess eyes that see best of everything.....
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DeleteIt's the instant gratification of likes & comments that fuels very false appearances online.
ReplyDeleteAnd that creates facade of deep sadness for most people!
DeleteThis was so inspirational. What a great read, especially going into the new year.
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DeleteInspirational and moving. I agree that everything done in the world is done by hope. :)
ReplyDeleteHugo said, hope is the only thing written in the brows of every man.
DeleteThanks for the reminder and the positive vibes. This is why people shouldn't give up so easily. There's always a light at the end of the tunnel. Life is not that hard.
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DeleteTechnology is a great thing when not taken too far. As in, using it for all our awake life!
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Delete“Everything that is done in the world is done by hope.” Perfect words on Martin Luther King Day
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