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From the darkness in to light!

Hola, amigos!

As another weekend is almost about to end, and a fresh week awaits its arrival, on this dark night, a few thoughts keep me occupied!



I am reminded of something that I always used to think since very long. I used to think about how someone in light cannot see anything in the dark and how someone in the dark can see everything that is in the light! Perplexed? Ok, lets make it simple. Suppose you lay in your bed with lights turned off at the night and someone in the same room or from outside can obviously not be able to see you. where as you can see anyone who is in the light/someone who is visible! I hope I am clear!

So, I used to think of it this way, a really wise person can be compared to the one in the light and this person cannot see anyone in the dark. A really knowledgeable and wise man cannot see flaws/faults in others, while an ignorant one (the one in the dark) can see anyone in the light and judge or comment about them!

What exactly am I trying to say? Well, its about the wisdom or common sense in understanding that every coin has two sides, every person has good as well as bad in him but a wise one chooses to be on the brighter side rather than the dark side! It's all about our perception and point of view! And this is just one way of looking at things. Makes sense, right? Let us all try to make it a practice to be on the brighter side of everything and remain blind to the dark or rather wait for the sun to rise and the day to dawn! Afteral, every night has to end!

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