“Romancing the Sun” published in The Hitavada City Line dated March 26, to be honest, was an amazing description of the beauty and the dance of nature that instantly captures the minds and hearts of the readers’. Every word and every sentence of it reflects an incredible imaginative prowess and signifies a very high degree of creativity in thinking. Yes, the rising sun of the morning with a clear blue sky always gives us new hopes, revitalises our energy levels, and makes us stay in a good stead.

 

On a cloudy day when the Sun doesn’t come out for a prolonged period, we often tend to feel somewhat uncomfortable. While the usual briskness within us fades away quietly, generally we are required to be pushed by someone very close to move ahead with our usual daily chores. That is the kind of psychological impact it can create in our minds. Living without sunlight is a bit of a strange experience. We in India, however, are relatively better placed and fortunate enough to have a natural advantage and get bright sunlight all through the year.

 

Salute to the Sun God for giving us a light of wisdom, direction, and happiness. There is a beautiful quote to remind one in the context “The sun is new each day”. “The Hitavada” also deserves all the praise for carrying an inspirational piece with an eye-catching photograph alongside that helps us to stay motivated in our endeavour. Life is, indeed, all about light and energy.