Zoom, zoom – 110%, 120%, 200%, 300%, 400%, 425%..
Well, there is a whitish rectangle resembling a phone, with an obsessed finger running across it.
The person I see as a merchant of peace trading the world for mental well-being is as ordinary as everyone else…
I don’t want my story to suffer, so I surmise he may be messaging God, or another astronaut stuck in space.
Just then, the branch supporting him gives way ….
It’s another message from God.
Interpret it as you like.
This is how writers of mythological fiction, fake history, and opinion-peddlers on social media build their case.
Viewers bask in the light cast on select parts, becoming mute like the mountains, leaves and grass.
Another day breaks, but it is not the same as yesterday, and tomorrow will be different. Constructed truth takes time to penetrate the skin but changes the world.

Your observation is so insightful, Reena. Fake narratives, lies, you repeated continuously, can change the perspective of at least some people.
Brilliant take.
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Glad it resonated with you. We really need to peel layers of devotion and belief from people’s eyes.
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You are right, dear. But, How can you show this to those who pretend to be blind? For them, their self-interest comes first.
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Unfortunately true.
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Interesting take, Reena!
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Thanks!
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It does appear he is holding a phone! Good eye.
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Thanks! I had to zoom the image to see that.
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Once you said it, I can see it now. The irony.🥴
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😄
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Very deep thoughts in this piece of yours Reena. It’s become so easy to change the perspective these days. Thanks for joining in.
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Thank you, Sadje! Hope you had a great celebration.
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We did, thanks 😊
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What lovely philosophic look at life. Well done, Reena.
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Thank you so much, Mason!
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You’re welcome.
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