We live in a system that teaches us to think that only tragedies happen around us, that everything is wrong and that there is little way out on any terrain. Artists will not get far, businessmen exploit us, we live immersed in a constant economic crisis, politicians take advantage of us, there are wars, injustices ... and we could continue like this for hours and hours. Unfortunately the programming models and probably even the philosophy that prevails at a general level in the business of the mass media seems to be clearly situated in a position where the negative and the tragedy always prevail and have priority at the public level. Fear interests the media, morbid, self-pity.
Turn on the television and start to carefully analyze what kind of content comes to you. More than 70% are content that does not encourage improvement, nor does it motivate us to get the best of ourselves. But luckily, the universal eye that sees everything, can reveal to us that the world is not as bad as it has been painted. That beautiful and incredible things really happen every day. In this selection of photographs we have proof of the degree of greatness that a human being can have. Take a look and meditate for a while, which you will surely need:
After Arden McMath fell during a 3200-meter race, her partner Meghan Vogel helped her cross the finish line.
These two volunteer teachers provide a free education to poor children living in New Delhi, India.
Irish rugby player Brian O'Driscoll shares his victory with his biggest fans at a children's hospital.
Fifty-two days before a wedding, most brides are making preparations. 52 days before her wedding, Janine faced an incredible tragedy: her fiancé, John, passed away. But she got married on the day her wedding was scheduled and symbolically with the portrait of her partner.
A police officer gives a homeless man a new pair of shoes.
A man looks back in time and remembers his deceased wife with this collage.
Photo of an Australian man who saved over 2 million babies with his rare blood donations.
This man had two extra tickets for the Spain-Netherlands game. Instead of selling them, he gave them to this excited young man.
A terminally ill mother watches her daughter marry on Skype.
A poor child receives a bicycle from a stranger.
This doctor provides free medical care to victims of Hurricane Sandy.
These two small children had never seen each other, but when they met in an airport terminal they melted into a hug.
This 13-year-old girl (she became very famous worldwide with her makeup tutorials on YouTube), who suffered from two cancers, fulfilled her dream of meeting Ellen DeGeneres.
When the ban on gay marriage was discovered in Wisconsin, several city police officers brought a cake to the newlyweds to court.
When a transgender girl was fined by her Rio de Janeiro high school for wearing a skirt, her classmates wore skirts to school to protest.
In this photo at a demonstration for peace in Libya, a boy apologizes to the United States for terrorism.
A young man kisses his girlfriend after being thrown to the ground by a riot police.
An American soldier gives a high-five to a boy from Afghanistan.
A cat rescued from an animal shelter enjoys his new home and his new family.
A five-year-old girl clings to the hand of a 105-year-old woman as they are evacuated from a convention center in New Orleans.
fantastic, very well achieved these photographs. Congratulations
The truth is that they teach a lot. Greetings Fernando and thank you very much!