For the future to take root, first, you have to plant a seed.
When a seed is buried on the earth, it may sound it’s the death of it. In reality, this is our hope for the future. Eventually, it will take root, grows to maturity, blossoms and provides nourishment not just for me but other living things.
As the child grows and starts taking her baby steps exploring the world, the people who love and care for her will ensure that she will become an outstanding human being and make significant contributions to humanity.
As we pass the time, let us remember that we are finite beings. Let us leave the world a better place as we found it. The future starts with us.
There may be some leaders or countries that are FNATIC, let this not deter you from doing good. Let us pool all our useful resources for there is safety in numbers.
We all have our inner light to shine the path of someone living in the dark. Like the moon, it’s luminosity comes from the sun. The sun shines to poor or rich, young or old, simple or genius.
If none of this works, save a life, even it’s just a kitty.
Reflections 
Sweet and true and wise. š
Thank you
This is beautiful!
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Wise words for the future, Perpetua. Thank you for reminding us our inner light…
Thank you, Amy.
Love this, Perpetua!
Thank you, Lois.
š Loved your closing thought and image Perpetua – and of course your sentiment throughout.
Thank you, Tina. The last image is my cousin Joni and her cat Grace, one of her three cats. Cousin Joni died recently and I adopted Grace.