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I  love this picture because of its colors & its ‘non-structured’ placement of different objects, reflecting the joy, positive attitudes and even naïve (or genuine) mind-sets of a kid whose feelings are not always be dictated by their circumstances. This gives me hopes amid so much happening in our work, and our world, that you can control your response towards external circumstances. This picture also reminds me the resilience of a kid that we adult can learn  from   Janes Ginting

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We  REJOICE  in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces perseverance, and that the perseverance produces our character; and this character produces  HOPE . And hope does not put us to shame, as it helps us feel being loved and expressed this love to others. Anubhaw S Adhikari

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“When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another.” – Helen Keller Hope  is a waking dream. "Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, and faithful in prayer .” Manisha Shrestha

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During  the challenging situation, my family was a strong character who were my hope to move further and they were my joy throughout the difficult phases. Neelam Gorkhalee

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COVID-19 is one of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced and yet, amidst the confusion and anxiety, we felt the stronger signs of hope and solidarity, a sense of togetherness in this time of crisis. We have a hope that we can overcome this pandemic together. Sadikshya Lama

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Coronavirus is perhaps the biggest challenge the world has ever faced, the  pandemic could have been worse if we did not have our warriors standing strong and tall giving us the hope for the better tomorrow. Benjula Adhikari

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Hope and Joy

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