TBI Blogs: This Christmas, Learn How to Love from Those Who Have Loved & Lived the Longest

This Christmas, CurleyStreet Media celebrates those who have known what it is to live and love the longest. The short film Love is about what truly matters when dusk approaches.

When youth fades away, when the clock gets slower, and you breathe a little easier, you think less angrily about injustice and more about the power in living with love. Only love. “It is in love that we are made and in love we disappear.”

In an age when we’re all constantly on the move, it is important to remind ourselves that we live only through the moments we spend—with those closest to us, and with those complete strangers we can be a blessing to. Being this love should be our legacy. We must give of ourselves all that we can, and make it count and make people smile. In every older person, we must celebrate the fragility and beauty of a life well-lived.

Love from CurleyStreetMedia on Vimeo.

Loving makes us fragile. This Christmas, we celebrate the most fragile of us—the ones who have loved the longest.

To find out more about how we can bring joy to the lives of the elderly, please look up Sandhya Kirana.

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