“As my sufferings mounted I soon realized that there were two ways in which I could respond to my situation -- either to react with bitterness or seek to transform the suffering into a creative force. I decided to follow the latter course.”-Martin Luther King Jr.
Very galvanizing and very inspiring. In a way or more, the thought can be applied to perk up the poignancy in life. It is often heard- "better said than done", but for self recuperation, the above said may better be ignored, and instead, some action need to be put in place. No peak can be climbed in a day or by a high jump, every food needs its own time to get cooked with an edible outcome. Patience is the key and faith is the force to unlock the bolt that has entrapped the joy and bliss. We need to discover them again and again whenever the need evolves.
Very galvanizing and very inspiring. In a way or more, the thought can be applied to perk up the poignancy in life. It is often heard- "better said than done", but for self recuperation, the above said may better be ignored, and instead, some action need to be put in place. No peak can be climbed in a day or by a high jump, every food needs its own time to get cooked with an edible outcome. Patience is the key and faith is the force to unlock the bolt that has entrapped the joy and bliss. We need to discover them again and again whenever the need evolves.
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