If you would overfly the world, during Christmas,
you would notice a wonderful Christmas tree with so many lights all over the
place, in the shape of a beautiful blue globe.
And you would be able to hear the children’s
laughter and see the wonder in their faces when they open their gifts. You would
be able to catch the tender feelings of adults of any age and the happiness
merged in the giving and taking that happens around that time.
But you would also see so many dark spots in the
planet. Yes, a few of them are people who don’t believe necessarily in this
tradition, but celebrate somehow in their own ways, the hope and joy and unity
in their lives.
However, there are some dark spots that look even
darker, because even though they do like Christmas, the tree and the lights,
they do like hope and joy and unity, they don’t have neither of them…
And you would wonder “how come there are so many lights if so many people can’t have them?”
And in your mind, you would visualize the whole world covered with lights.
For those who don’t have a Christmas tree, their
light would be coming from their eyes and spirit, from their hearts and smiles.
And you would be able to see hope embracing them once more, joy coming into
their places unannounced and mostly welcome.
And you would see with your own eyes shining like a
Christmas tree, their hearts uniting like magic and the sorrow, at least for
one night, flying away scared of so much light…
And because all of that is happening in the subtle
screen of your mind, you wouldn’t need to fly to do that. You can do it… right
now…
Merry Christmas for a world full of light!