When bad things can teach how to live!

After being killed in a car accident, Chris Nielsen (Williams) goes to an afterlife derived from his wife’s paintings. Despite the paradise he now inhabits he is unhappy without his wife Annie (Sciorra). When Annie commits suicide following Chris’ death she is sent to hell. Adamant that they belong together, Chris commences a quest to rescue her, in the process discovering a number of characters from his past.

Many times in our lives, bad things can make us learn too much. Sometimes life is not exactly what we want, but we can change our point of view if we ask:

What I can learn with it?

We can use everything that happens with us as a lesson. Human beings has a quality that psychology calls as: RESILIENCE

This word comes from engineering and means: property of a material to absorb energy when it is deformed elastically and then, upon uploading to have this energy recovered.

People are resilient…

In all mankind history we can see many countries that were destroyed during the wars their reconstructed themselves. England, France, Germany, Japan are good examples of resilience, of course there are some many examples.

Humans can meet their equilibrium point if they have faith in somebody or something. If they have somebody that can remind them how far they can have go, how worth they are, how much they deserve.

There are many opportunities in life, in this uncountable numbers of opportunities in our life we can choose one, even though it is not the best, but it can be the right for us in that moment, we must see as the right one.

So let`s celebrate

Life is made of little things. All these little things together make our life what it is? Great!

The universe is made of little particles and even though it is great! It is infinite!