At the break of the day, in the twilight some sights are worth watching because the hue of colours would soon change when the sunlight becomes brighter!
It is evident from the second photo of the Bulbul after ten minutes, since the first phot was taken!
The Bird did not change its complexion, but the light falling on it gave it a different look!
Our optic or views on different issues have a similar pattern. Being open to be well informed, objective and discerning would refine our thinking and opinions.
The twilight view on issues would get revised as we allow our mind to be more factual and authentic as much as possible.
Anna and I were hesitant to visit a home to greet them for Christmas because of a strained relationship over a matter that remained unresolved. But when Anna took the initiative to visit, she was more than surprised by the welcome and greetings she received from the family.
We can begin with the twilight view on matters that concerns us and others, but staying open to know and sense more than what is apparent would often lead us to greater openness, which eases the stress to be relational.
The sunshine which follows twilight is a reminder of the better perspectives that we can have towards ourselves and others, when we are open to receive the truth in greater clarity!
The discovery of truth about ourselves, our thoughts, attitudes, values, behaviour and conduct is the step which leads us to be generous and hospitable towards others.
Let me suggest that the twilight and sunshine views have many differences!
M.C.Mathew (text and photo)
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