Photo Dredit: Ken Hawkins via CC Flickr

I think that some people will find this hard to believe, but people are not perfect. All of us have inadequacies and deficiencies that others may look at in a negative light but what individuals don’t realize, is that in many, many ways, some weaknesses in people can, in fact, be used in positive ways! This is true in all areas of life whether it be at work, schools, businesses, etc. We should learn, especially if you are a leader, how to find strengths through weaknesses.

Consider the following story…

There was once a man who had two large clay pots which he would hang on the ends of a pole he carried across his neck when he went to fetch water from a stream.  One of the pots had a small crack in it while the other was perfect.  The perfect pot…

For not all things can be captured in the memory, so we made photographs;

A store for all the voiceless laughter and the tender glances of the divine which pass right through those purple skies;

And how the sunlight silently falls for the burnt amber eyes, while the shadows of the curled lashes stand amidst their love guarding the golden sight;

And how the flowing water weaves itself to mirror the world upside down just to fulfil the desires of your floating mind which longs for a place to hide;

And how a single stone could distort the entire world you had affectionately created and almost dived into.

That is something I intensively love about photographs-

They are the proof that once, even if just for that single moment, everything was unbroken, faultless and beautiful,

~Sanjana Laddha