Hope Hakuna Matata

What is hope? I guess the greatest answer about hope is something which comes a live after believing in it. Little hope is better than no hope at all. Its the intuition that brings changes and manifests itself in the universe. Hope is the miracle that we see everyday when we are down and when we see that all is lost. Hope is the miracle that stands out in the wood with that silver lining to reaffirm that there is a better tomorrow and hope is the miracle that someone planted a tree and we are sitting under the shade enjoying the fruits of life. Guess what when lives have been broken, tornadoes swept over towns cities and villages while earthquakes and floods have devastated millions, is the miracle of hope that makes people to pick themselves up and to continue living. When you see wars and natural calamities changing the way we perceive our societies, the broken hearts are mended and that is what always brings about change. The change that we can trust.Hope Hakuna Matata. Hakuna matata Hope is all what we need and hope is all what makes things happen. Hope and trust is are the two things that have molded and shaped humanity. When we were young, we always trusted our parents to provide all the basic needs of food , shelter and clothing all the time and anywhere. Gradually we come to understand that hope and trust is not the act of waiting for things to be done but to be part of the action. Someone once said " if your brother or your sister , friend or any one who says he or she is not doing well or is in need of help, you don't have to ask what Can I do to help but its your duty to fine what you can do to help. That is what is always expected from the heart. Its just like when there is a fire, everyone goes out but the fire fighters re the first to go in and the last ones to go out. Its always not about the worried and the problems that people perceive, but the hope that there is always a better tomorrow. While famous people have given many famous quotes and speeches about hope, the best cam be summed as “I have always believed that hope is that stubborn thing inside us that insists, despite all the evidence to the contrary, that something better awaits us so long as we have the courage to keep reaching, to keep working, to keep fighting." (Victory Speech, Nov. 7, 2012). Remember always Hakuna Matata which means no hustles and no worries and no problems because there is always a better tomorrow for you to have a nice day and a better night.