The changing panorama of life shows you fragments of what you wished you had seen long ago when you were overly vexed with problems. A vision poisoned and shrouded with darkness is of no difference than being blind. Being impaired of your ability to think is a dreadful thing.
Anton Chekhov once said, "Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass." There's always beauty in brokenness, if one knows where to seek. Life, in its imperfection, can be pretty if one sees it through the right perspective.
The one who affects and the one being affected; is the relationship between us humans and problems just it? What if your problems have been affecting your relationships with the people in your lives? How different would the bonds you share be when you're no longer troubled with obstacles, or at least the way you view them?
Perhaps back then, setting aside our personal problems gave room for bonds to be strengthened and intertwined. I have to say that I haven't gotten used to how immensely different it is now to no longer be in darkness, that even bonds shared with the people around me are much strengthened.
Blessed with light, clarity, beautiful companionship, independence, joy, appreciation, resilience and support. Thank you, God. Thank You for all these people I've met. Thank You for the great changes in my life.
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