I couldn't sleep at all last night. Dragged myself out of bed this morning—not enough energy for a workout, but I made it to the office, just to break the weight of stillness around me.
There's been endless analysis, blame games, politics, and noise. But I've consciously shut myself off from the cacophony of shouting news channels and social media speculations. The stories alone are enough to break your heart.
Experienced pilots. Young crew members. People on their way home to be with loved ones. Families setting off on long-awaited holidays. Aspiring doctors grabbing a quiet meal in their canteen. Lives with dreams, suddenly stilled.
My heartfelt prayers go out to the souls who left us so tragically, and to their families—may they find the strength to carry on through this unimaginable loss.
What this reminds us—yet again—is the undeniable truth of life's impermanence. All we truly have is this moment. This breath. This heartbeat.
So live it fully. Do good. Be kind. Be productive. Be positive. Spread cheer, not hatred. Laugh more. Smile often. Hug your people. Life is fragile—but in every moment, it is also beautifully alive.
