Jaden Rajah is my second son. He has helped our family open our yes, hearts and hands to so needs people face. We were able to see the challenges other young people face through his eyes and life. He has made us stronger, kinder and we find ourselves more considerate of others in our actions and thoughts.
During the COVID 19 Jaden taught me patience and perseverance. Here is a post from him on September 16, 2020.
Life is a journey, it’s going to take us on paths we don’t expect. So many things come are way especially during times of COVID-19. It’s part of our job to keep on moving forward regardless of the Negative and horrible things happening on a daily basis. We have an opportunity a head of us to stay focus. To take care of the marginalized, to protect our earth and to serve others and to take care of our well being during these tough times. It’s up to us to take paths that make us stronger and kinder people. Sure we might take a wrong path we don’t get mad at our personal GPS whatever that might be if its God we have to remember he gave us the freedom of choice. If it’s ourselves taking the lead. We have to remember that we aren’t perfect. During these times take pause like I am in the Photo and ask yourself will I take the path that will better my life and the people around me. Or am I going to take the path that ruins opportunities and dreams to make me a better person and the world a better place. Ask yourself what path will you be on? @ Central Park (Burnaby)
Eric Rajah 