March 13, 2014

FMT LETTER: From Raymond Lim, via e-mail

We still have no idea on where MH370 is after so many days. What Ive heard thus far are guesses and theories? Yes, hope can be painful especially in these long waiting instances but hope we must. It is the only ray of life for now. The pain of losing someone you love and the possibility of not seeing them again, not even the body, can be excruciatingly unbearable. Someone once told me, life isnt as serious as our mind makes it out to be.

As the world watches and tries to assist in locating MH370, we should always be mindful to let this be a lesson for all agencies globally playing their roles responsibly, irrespective whether it is the governments, airliners or the those inside the plane, including the pilot and co-pilot, in ensuring maximum to arrive safely while flying from one place to another.

As each moment passes by, I feel the deep sadness of those whose loved ones were on MH370 and may we continue to hope for the best but expect the worst. And I quote: No matter how long your journey appears, there is never more than this: One step, one breath, one moment now (Eckhart Tolle) for all to reflect.

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Is there hope for MH370?