Nithin Sebastian

BA sociology

 

LET'S FACE THE CHALLENGES WITH HOPE 

Today's class was based on a video  showing the challenges of life and how to overcome it. We have a reason for whatever we do. God has a specific plan for all of us even before we are born. When this video was shown in class, many people commented on it in many different ways. It should be seen as a village and a city. The desire to move from the city to the countryside can be said to be a lingering feeling because often life in the cities is lonely but in the villages it is a symbol of unity and happiness. Here we find Minnie, a world of oneness, who seeks out the loneliness and seeks the umbrella of happiness and love. There are no shortcuts to find happiness or unity here. But there is a lot of suffering that we need to do here. At the end of the video the hopes of that fish have come to an end. Then it will be a happy memory to say that it is a time of happiness, as well as a motivation to overcome crises in the future. Let it be a memory of suffering in times of happiness.

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