Hope is a useful antidote: More so in a chaotic world
Summary
Hope can help people endure war, disaster, grief and social conflict by supporting resilience, meaning and recovery. A wellness physician argues that hope is a vital antidote in a chaotic world and that lasting change must begin from within.
Key Points
- The article argues that war, disaster and social violence continue to shape human life in a chaotic world.
- It cites research suggesting that hope strengthens meaning, resilience and the ability to cope with adversity.
- Hope is presented as a long-term, practical force that helps people imagine alternatives and recover from trauma.
- The author says societies must change from within to move toward reconciliation, empathy and harmony.
