I used to fear the possibility of a human being having the ability to read my mind. Before, I used to stop writing because in my mind, people that would read my work would have access to my brain, how I think, and how my brain works. But here I am today, letting you in. Giving you a tour of my mind. Today, I’m going to share the six ones in my life. One fear, one hope, one ambition, one failure, one love, one hate.
Let’s start with one fear. I fear the death of my parents. I fear that one day, I would have to live my life without them by my side. It is just unimaginable. I don’t think I can handle it.
One hope. Hope is our positive attitude towards our aspirations. In my case, I hope that the dreams that I have for myself and for my siblings will soon come true. Nothing beats living a harmonious life with your siblings. I’m hoping for all of the aspects of our lives to be harmonious—spiritual, health, relationship, finances, growth, and connections.
One ambition. To live in a cozy and warm home with my healthy and smart kids and loving and responsible husband is my ultimate ambition. With both of us having a stable and multiple streams of income, and God being the center of our family, life would surely be fulfilling.
One failure. In my life, I cannot think of a thing that I consider a failure. I can’t remember a thing that I did that I consider a failure. But in the future, if I were to go on with my life without taking good care of my parents—that would be my greatest failure. I would fail if I left them in old age, sad and helpless. I wanted to give them the life that would be considered meaningful, and even in their last days, I wanted to be by their side.
One love. When being asked about love, my mind would instantly think of God’s love. He is unconditional, kind, and great; every organism, living and nonliving, can feel it. It knows no bounds, and it doesn’t keep a record of wrongs. We can all be protected and saved by His love. His love is unconditional; he died to save us from sin. His love is perfect.
One hate. Hate is the antonym of love. The strong feeling of not wanting or loving a thing, a person, or a quality. I hate people who spread negativity, people who gossip, and people who would always have something to say to other people. These are the people we all hate. They lack character development. I think life is great, and it would even be better if we minded our own business. There is no use in poking around in other people’s lives if you, yourself, are happy and occupied with your own.
There you go. I hope you had fun having a glimpse of how this brain of mine works. This is the end of the tour of my mind.
*All the images are mine. lead image is edited in Canva.
