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Hope

It is often quoted that:
There is always an end to a dark tunnel.
 And this is what gives us our hope! No matter how harsh times you face, it will always be that sweet light of hope that keeps you motivated to continue your journey of life. Because one always knows, that sun always exists behind the cloud and is waiting to show it again and illuminate its rays of light and happiness once again.
 In spite of all the pain and sufferings that a person witnesses throughout his whole lifetime, he witnesses that there is still a ray of hope. A ray that flickers so small that as soon as he starts moving towards it, he sees that it starts to shine bright, and brighter. And the point reaches that he sees flash of light all over. Once that flash starts to disappear, what does he witness? A beautiful world. A world that has humanity. A world that toils to eliminate hunger. A world that strives for progress. A world that looks for the betterment of mankind.
  It is this hope that strengthens each and every individual of this planet that we call our home. This home that provides us anything. This planet is just like that magical school of J. K. Rowling, where help is always present if you seek for it.
In fact, the whole world lives upon hope. I'd rather say that hope is the only thing that we need for our survival. Not oxygen, not water, not food, but hope. Have you seen the bird, that is scared and hiding inside that nest in a cave while it is raining cats and dogs with huge roars of thunder? And when the rains tops, the bird starts chirping and flies so high to feel the joy? This is hope.
Hope is when after rainstorm, farmers come out in the field to harvest the field. This is his version of  hope because he is certain enough that he will now have a good fortune after he sells his crops.
Hope is when a student struggles the whole night and secures all A's in his exams. Hope is when a doctor hears the first beep, and breaths a sigh of relief as he is sure the patient is secured. And hope is when a patient recovers consciousness and sees his friends and family around him.
So, if you are really suffering from an anxiety or maybe having hard time, remember that there is always a ray of hope that flickers far far away from you. All you gotta do is stand up and discover that beam of light. Because this is how you will end you sufferings and rejoice with what you have.

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