Towards a better tomorrow

Yes.All it takes is a night.A sobbing night.A night full of thousands of thoughts.Every minute a new realisation occurs.Every minute a new incident is recalled.Suddenly the thought 'why am I calling it an incident instead if calling it memory' arouses! Its the time where philosophy takes an emotional perspective. Its the phase where everything is dark. Every participant thinks it(night) is the last of its kind. However it's just the beginning. The unsolved issues are re-evaluated until we either solve them or fall asleep. It doesn't depend on the intensity of our affection with the problem instead it depends on the courage to decrease our dependence.

 According to me, 'life is never problem free, but if you wish to live a happy life learn to get acquainted with the problems without letting your happiness to be dependent on the solutions to those problems. Ultimately they get solved and then new ones come forward. It's a cycle and continues till our least breath. And along with this what goes on is your life.. The time that God gave you to live. If you let your problems and worries control your happiness you might just end up in spending that valuable God's gift.  Remember, there is no grace timing available once he calls you. We have to live in the moment!' 

The people who sob in the bed at night and wake up with a smile on the next day  are not jokers who carry a fake expression on their face. They are neither fake nor are they some kind of sufferers. To me,they are the protectors of their grin.They are the most powerful humans existing. They are the true LIVING BEINGS!