Tyndall 🔦

 2:03 am

Today, in the afternoon, an admit card for an exam arrived for which I haven't studied at all. I thought it would get canceled, but life surprises you in different ways. I felt anxious, and my body trembled, reminding me of old days. I covered myself with a blanket and lay down, feeling tense. The room light was off, it was afternoon, and the window was slightly open, but the curtain was drawn. A little ray of sunlight was coming in through the window due to the breeze... I don’t know when I fell asleep while staring at it. Do you know what this phenomenon is called? I studied it in school.

The Tyndall effect, which describes the scattering of light by particles in a colloid or particles in a very fine suspension.In life, we often face obstacles that can obscure our path, much like the particles in a colloid that scatter light. However, it is essential to remember that these challenges can lead to growth and transformation. The Tyndall effect teaches us that what may initially seem like a hindrance can actually illuminate new perspectives and insights. Ultimately, the Tyndall effect inspires us to seek out the light even in dark times. It encourages us to appreciate the moments of clarity that arise from our struggles and to understand that every experience, good or bad, contributes to the richness of our lives. Just as the scattered light creates a beautiful spectrum, our diverse experiences shape us into unique individuals, capable of inspiring others and illuminating the world around us.  (I am now trying to find positivity in stress because I slept until late in the evening and now I can't sleep. So, I am just trying to reassure myself. It's very necessary to keep the mind calm. If I pass the exam, then all this will become authentic; for now, it's just a hypothesis of mine,lol) 

कमरे में आती रोशनी जैसे जीवन की कोंपलें (new leaf/flower) फूटती हैं,

अंधेरे में छिपी आशा की किरण, जैसे प्रेमचंद की कहानियों में मनुष्य की जिजीविषा। (the desire to move forward in life.)

S.S.