In recent days, I’ve found myself grappling with the tumultuous events unfolding around the globe. As an educated person and a mother of three young children, I often feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of distressing news. At times, I bury my head in the sand, trying to focus on the everyday joys in front of me. However, when significant events arise, I realize how much I need to catch up on current affairs.
I’ve taken time to read about the ongoing crises, including the Syrian refugee situation and the rise of terrorism. The enormity of these issues can be paralyzing; the sadness and problems seem insurmountable. In conversations, I often struggle to articulate my thoughts because the reality is just too heartbreaking to express. My heart goes out particularly to mothers and their children. As a mother myself, I can’t fathom the fear and uncertainty they face—traveling across states or oceans, all the while living in a state of constant dread.
When I tuck my children into their warm, safe beds at night or place food on our table, I think of those families and the hardships they endure. My own challenges pale in comparison. I often find myself unsure where I stand on divisive issues, as I lack the expertise to navigate the complexities of these global crises. The truth is, many of these problems are larger than any one of us.
People frequently voice concerns about the world we are leaving for our children, and it’s a fair worry. Yet, the world has always been fraught with challenges. Allowing fear to take hold can lead us down a dark path, where we become paralyzed by the unknown. I refuse to let my children grow up in fear. Instead, I aspire to raise them to be courageous individuals who boldly pursue their dreams, regardless of how daunting they may seem. I want them to embrace life with enthusiasm, understanding that the future is unpredictable.
I want my children to love unconditionally—all people, not just those who share our beliefs or look like us. This principle of fearless living, loving others, and standing up for what’s right is what I consider true bravery. While I cannot change the course of current events or shield my loved ones from harm, I can teach my children to love others with fierce resolve.
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In summary, I am committed to raising fearless children who embrace love and courage in a world full of uncertainties.