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A little thing that saves my day

I do not know if this is a coincidence or the universe has arranged everything that will happen in a secretive manner and neatly. A few weeks ago, I signed up for a podcast class on writing and poetry. The schedule was available for fully a month.

In the following week, I found a webinar registration discussing personal branding in which Iqbal Hariadi participated as the moderator of the event. Immediately, without thinking much, I filled out the registration link provided.

I can feel what troublesome it is to take part in 2 classes at the same hour. My concentration split into several topics. I could not stop myself from not join those classes because they are the topics I am interested in and I must in.

So in that podcast class, which talks about poetry, there was one reply to a comment on YouTube that said a sentence. I read it over and over again, trying to process it into my mind. It tremendously touched my heart. I was almost bawling.

I thought this sentence resonates with the issue I’m feeling at that time. That is a beautiful sentence! For a glimpse, the good memories in my life came across. I feel powerless before. However, that sentence brings me a spark in my heart again. How lucky I am to be able to read that sentence.

If I might say, that sentence arose from a question asked by a class participant. At the moment, someone asked in the comment section, wondering what sentence stick on the wall of the speaker who was delivering the material.

Other people who notice that question give the complete sentence along with its source. There is a little life that comes back in my body when I read that sentence.

What I want to say is that there are no coincidences in this world. Everything has an extraordinary reason and cause. When we are willing to see a little thing in life that we think we do not even worth, we can acknowledge a little bit more that little thing.

Probably it changes the whole of our chaotic world fleetingly. It takes time for sure. Appreciate a little stuff in our day. That is making ourselves different and progressing day by day.

I’m very thankful to the person who asked. Hence I can read this fascinating sentence.

“How lucky we are to be alive right now,”
- Dr. Hamilton Musical