“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when adults are afraid of the light.”
-Robin Sharma, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
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Chel Owens 
It depends what you are hiding.. ;-).. Maybe confidence.. 😉
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Maybe.
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Very wise. ❤
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Indubitably.
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Deep and timely.
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Yes.
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The number of people in the Western world who are thus afflicted continues to increase. Thankfully, elsewhere–notably in Asia and Africa–people are running towards the Light.
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Human foibles, perhaps? I’m hoping more will try lightness in these uncertain times.
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And those who close their eyes to the light.
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Yes!
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That is so true.
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🌞 I liked it.
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Intense.
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It’s a bit Zen.
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Wow, such a powerful quote. My amount of my friends that are extremely talent, writers, musicians, actors that work jobs they don’t enjoy because they are scared of their light sadden me so much.
Each of us was born with a gift, your gift back to God is to share that gift with the world. 🙂
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Yes, the light is better.
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