There is nothing in your life that cannot be overcome;
whatever the situation or problem, there is always a solution.
The Daily Om
Every day we receive news of natural disasters and tragedies.
Cities and towns in the United States are facing their darkest hours in the aftermath of tornadoes and floods that devastated their neighborhoods, leaving grateful survivors homeless with their personal possessions scattered for miles, mingled with the possessions of their neighbors . . . just piles of debris. Some are left with the feeling of being lost as they search for missing loved ones, others left to deal with the grim news of the death of a loved one and the resulting grief. Others may have witnessed a loved one lose their struggle for life in the midst of the tragedy.
The tragedies and resulting devastation unfold before our eyes on the 24/7 news channels. They parade victims in front of the cameras to describe their dilemma. While the news of the tragedy is important for the news channels to cover, so is the solution. I don't remember seeing any reports of those victims overcoming the obstacles, rebuilding their lives. The only reports I have ever seen of this kind have been about the victims of Hurricane Katrina and the rebuilding of the New Orleans area. Stories of life-changing tragedies that have been overcome show us that there is always a solution . . . these people do rebuild their lives. I'd love to hear the stories.
Human beings in general have a survival instinct to overcome obstacles and tragedies with time, persistence, faith . . . and with a little help from friends and family. In these times, the belief that nothing is impossible is the most important thing to remember.
There is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Every day we receive news of natural disasters and tragedies.
Cities and towns in the United States are facing their darkest hours in the aftermath of tornadoes and floods that devastated their neighborhoods, leaving grateful survivors homeless with their personal possessions scattered for miles, mingled with the possessions of their neighbors . . . just piles of debris. Some are left with the feeling of being lost as they search for missing loved ones, others left to deal with the grim news of the death of a loved one and the resulting grief. Others may have witnessed a loved one lose their struggle for life in the midst of the tragedy.
The tragedies and resulting devastation unfold before our eyes on the 24/7 news channels. They parade victims in front of the cameras to describe their dilemma. While the news of the tragedy is important for the news channels to cover, so is the solution. I don't remember seeing any reports of those victims overcoming the obstacles, rebuilding their lives. The only reports I have ever seen of this kind have been about the victims of Hurricane Katrina and the rebuilding of the New Orleans area. Stories of life-changing tragedies that have been overcome show us that there is always a solution . . . these people do rebuild their lives. I'd love to hear the stories.
Human beings in general have a survival instinct to overcome obstacles and tragedies with time, persistence, faith . . . and with a little help from friends and family. In these times, the belief that nothing is impossible is the most important thing to remember.
There is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
