Life Can Fly On A Single Engine [Just Like The QANTAS Flight]

Life Can Fly On A Single Engine [Just Like The QANTAS Flight] 

Browsing through the newswire pages, I got almost floored reading that that Qantas flight from Auckland to Sydney safely landed even with one engine down.  Swinging back to our life, I though Life can indeed fly on a single engine [note:  FAA requires flights to take flight on two engines because that much power is needed during takeoffs] 🔋🔋🔋

This is where we can draw a parallelism between these airborne flights and life itself.  As much as the FAA [Federal Aviation Administration] requires aircraft to takeoff with two engines, in life as well, from the time the infant is born until his/her growing-up years, it's like his/her life requires two engines as well [that's the child's parents guiding every step of the way [till the child can stand on his/her own feet]. Indeed this is the parallelism between that airborne aircraft and the child, needing at least one engine💊💊💊

Similar to the FAA's approval that aircraft can land even with a single engine, in life, once YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN.  Yes, 'tis true that from time to time you can radio for HELP [or even initiate a MAYDAY Call], but at the end of the day,  once YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN📌📌📌

Now, lest I be accused of being racist, the [HARSH] truth is that there are cultures were family structures are tightly-knit wherein it's very common to see all under one roof, the original family inclusive of the families of each of the children [and even the newly setup families of their third generation.  But DON'T get me wrong as there is NOTHING wrong per se except that HOW CAN THE BIRDS LEARN TO FLY THEIR WINGS [if they continue to be UNDER THE WINGS of the parents and even grandparents]

So, your life can be likened to that Qantas flight whose second engine just conked out in the middle of the high seas while UP THERE.  In life, you will be traversing immense sheets of waters all by yourself.   UP THERE, all you will need is your INNER COMPASS plus your unwavering resolve to get through all the way down to the FINISH LINE.  Replicate the deft maneuvering of that Qantas pilot who made sure the flight landed safely, with all passengers unscathed❗❗❗