Problem About Problems

ASSALAMU`ALAIKUM WARAHMATULLAH

Have you ever heard about the story of a brave boy named Harley? If you haven't, then better click here. It's a tale worth wondering. And learning, too. He's the bravest boy ever. He cheated death and even cheated all odds that no doctor would guarantee can be overcome. Humans are unpredictable in terms of their capability.

When anesthetic couldn't sooth, medicine can't relieve and surgery doesn't work; love will somehow find its way to curing the said people. Kudos to both of Harley's parents. They are indeed strong family. In the light of this, even atheists would doubt their belief. I mean, disbelief.

Harley really did perform an exemplary attitude for all humans. Don't give up. Not because you're loving yourself, but because others are (I don't think the paragraphs are in synchronized and coherent mode. Ahh, lantak).

Meaning of life

Readers, if you're in the middle of running away from hardship, you're adding the intensity of it. Either you face it now, or you'll face it in the future with a much greater gravitas. Of which when erupted, will inflict more damage. You choose. 

Running away from hardships is not actually running away from it, but running away from the shadow of yourself. Unless you manage to figure out how to separate body from your shadow using hyper-physics rocket science, you're excluded. But no, you just can't. So face the music, and dance along with it.

I don't know about you guys, but for me, hardship is like a katana for samurai. Or perhaps shuriken for ninja. It's not about the physique of the problem, but the preparation you made to face all the if's and will's. Undoubtedly, bad things happen and good things always parry. But that's the spice of life. Every cloud has its silver lining.

Katana and shuriken are both lethal and at times, they hurt their respective owners. But without 'em, there would be no samurai and ninja. That's the lesson. Problem is not another part of the Universe. It's a part of you. Deal with it.