Depression...

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The Brain is incredibly complex and sensitive, yet resilient as well. Depression impacts everyone in varying degrees, intensity and duration. There shouldn't be any stigma with Mental Illness as it shows up in so many forms of chemical imbalance for the entire population. Emotions. Moods. Perceptions. Thoughts. Dreams. Electrical synapses.

Who could blame anyone for falling into deep despair over chronic pain. Difficulties in Life. Pressure. Grief. Hopelessness. Frustration. Or Seemingly for no reason at all. That our Brains and Minds function so well to keep us Alive at All is a Miracle in and of itself.

Life, and the modern hectic World can be very unforgiving and relentless. Even cruel and unjust. Don't dwell on the reasons for Depression. Instead, focus on emerging and arising again when it arrives. Put all of your focus and energy into simply staying Alive. The Sun shall Arrive again. The Light shall return.

Hope shall quietly make Her Glorious Appearance yet once again. As She has all of your Life. Watch for Her. In the Kind Genuine Smiles of Others. Savor Her Presence. Appreciate Her undying Love for Humanity. Celebrate Her Undying Love for You...

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