Peace in Chaos!

If you Google the term "Boat People' you will be instantly introduced to the experiences & horrors that the the people of Vietnam underwent following the end of the Vietnam war in 1975. Some of the survivors of that period had went on to contribute significantly in their country of adoption.

As retold by several survivors, often the boats were caught in rough seas or storms, the people may panic, and boats may sink. The people knew there was no going back. Either they will make it, or die somewhere in the immense and unforgiving sea... There was no sight of land, nothing except the rumbling sky, the quivering winds, and the trembling heartbeats; the people were crying for help...

But if even one person aboard would remain calm, lucid, knowing what to do and what not to do, he or she would help the boat survive. His or her expression – face, voice – communicates clarity and calmness, and people have trust in that person. They will listen to what he or she says.

Our world is something like a small boat. Compared with the cosmos, our planet is a very small boat. We are about to panic because our situation is no better than the situation of the small boat in the sea.

We are so busy, we hardly have time to not be distracted or indulgent in the world around. Life is filled with struggle, but it is also filled with many wonders, like the blue sky, the sunshine and scenes that can dazzle you.

"I have traveled through madness, to find me"

The Super powers of the world have more then 50,000 nukes put together and can destroy earth in an instant and many times over. We can get as anxious as we like by such thoughts, yet the sunrise is beautiful and the rose that grew along the cement wall is nothing less then a miracle.

Till next time..