A mother bathed in brilliance
On the bus, I saw a mother constantly taking care of her mentally handicapped son, worried that her son would be frightened when he took the bus for the first time.
Baby is good, don't be afraid, it's safe to take a car. The baby in the mother's mouth seems to be a teenager.
The passengers looked at the glowing mother full of love with great reverence.
It occurred to me that it would be nice if everyone could look at their mother with such respect. Unfortunately, most people often ignore that their mother is also so glorious.
When the mother and son got out of the car, there was silence in the car, and the driver showed his usual patience. When they were completely in place, they started slowly and drove away.
The passengers still looked at the mother and son until they disappeared around the corner.
Why do we have such a solemn silence in a completely selfless dissolute love? The reason is that it is often difficult for us to achieve a dignified state that is completely dissolving.
Complete integration is selfless, selfless, and unmade, just like the tungsten filament of a light bulb is suddenly turned on, which will light up and give off brilliance.
Take the treatment of children as an example. Mentally retarded children are so naive, innocent and worthy of love in the eyes of their mothers, while we treat normal and healthy children so harshly and full of conditions that we cannot love them wholeheartedly.
I hope that we can look at our children in the same way as the mother, completely selfless, integrated, with a solemn beauty and a radiance of love.
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