I do not know …

I don’t know much about a lot of things. I don’t understand how governments can betray their own people, how innocent children fall victim to the cruel sting of bullets, how the earth trembles beneath the weight of our actions, and yet we refuse to accept responsibility for the damage we have wrought. I don’t know when it became taboo to share our deepest sorrows and questions, to seek solace in our collective vulnerability. I don’t know.

But amidst the chaos and despair, I do know that there is a sacred pulse, a divine rhythm that resonates in the heart of our suffering. I know that when people unite in remembrance of their shared humanity, the world breathes a collective sigh of hope. I know that I can offer love from the very core of my being, trusting that in doing so, I am invoking the wellspring of life itself.

In our moments of uncertainty and doubt, we are not alone. We have the power to choose love and resilience in the face of adversity, to let the yearnings of our hearts guide us toward a world where grace becomes the heartbeat of our shared existence. Is there any other way? What kind of life would we lead if hope did not course through its veins?

I don’t have all the answers…I don’t really know. But I do know that in embracing love, in nurturing hope, we can illuminate the path forward, casting light into the darkest corners of our world. And in that light, we find the courage to stand against injustice, to sow the seeds of compassion, and to weave a tapestry of grace that binds us all together.

Copyright © Beatriz Esmer

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