👀Through the Eyes of a Child
"Look! A flower!"
A tiny voice filled with wonder pulls you out of your thoughts. You pause. You look. And for the first time in a long time, you truly see it—a small, delicate flower swaying with the wind, untouched by urgency or expectation.
Time slows down. There’s nowhere else to be. No deadlines, no distractions. Just this moment, unfolding in its own quiet perfection.
A child doesn’t rush. They don’t worry about yesterday or tomorrow. They exist purely in the now, guided by curiosity rather than fear. The world is not a place to conquer; it’s a place to explore.
There’s love in their eyes and laughter in their voice. There’s joy in the simple act of sharing a piece of their world with you—offering you half of a cookie, a hug, or just the warmth of their presence.
They don’t ask for much. Just the freedom to be, to wander, to touch and feel and question everything. They don’t need luxury, achievements, or approval. They just need nature, fresh air, and the people they love.
Maybe they have it figured out better than we do. Maybe we just need to remember how to see the world through their eyes again.
Look! Purple Flower!
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