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Do not allow the struggle to affect you negatively

31 December 2016 / Menena Smith

Menena Smith
Once there was a smart, intelligent  and beautiful young lady.
She was fond of everyone that came across her, without the knowledge that the world is a cruel place and that disappointment is a part of human characteristics. 
She showed genuine desire to help and improve the world, all Race, Enthic background  and Sex. She was very generous to everyone she met. 

As the times and days went by, she was betrayed by two (2) of her most trusted friends.                                                                                                               
Instead of sitting in her little lonely corner, having  negative  views of everyone,  she meditated upon the fact that, sometimes these things happen to teach us life's lesson and mode is for the future ahead.                        
As times went by, she thought to herself , " If I can overcome betrayal twice in my life, I am convinced and confident that I can overcome any challenges I might face in years to come".  Those thoughts  helped her to be even more compassionate to humans than before.              

How many of us have had a different view of life because of Betrayal from a close friend or family?

Moral : Whatever it is that we are going through in our various lives,  let us all remember that it came to strengthen us for a great future.  Let us never allow life anxieties to affect our mentality of the world around us, rather let us embrace it with strong conviction,  having a strong hope of coming out victorious.

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