The powerful messages that Hawking left behind, for those experiencing difficult times

In a lecture given at “Royal Institute” in London in January 2016, Stephen Hawking said these words about people struggling with depression:

The message of this lecture is that black holes are not as black as they are drawn. They are not like the eternal prisons we all think of... Things can come out of a black hole on the other side, or maybe in another universe. So if you feel like you're in a black hole, don't give up. There's always a way to get through. Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to give meaning to what you see and reason what makes the universe exist. Be curious. As difficult as life may seem, there is always something you can do and where you can succeed”.

As a man who endured a number of hardships and lived a courageous and wonderful life, such counsel could have no better source than it was given.

In the same lecture, his daughter Lucy told the audience that the motivation and motivation he had kept her father alive:

He has a strong ambition to gather all his knowledge, energy and concentration just to move on. And not only move forward simply by living, but by writing books, giving lectures and inspiring people with neurodegenerative diseases, or other disabilities”.

Stephen Hawking was one who valued the things he had:

It was a disaster to suffer from a neuromotive disease, but I'm lucky at almost anything else. I was fortunate to work for the theoretical physics in which my disability was not a serious obstacle”.

It's also important not to worry, however difficult life may seem, because anyone can lose any hope, unless you smile at themselves and life in general”, he is expressed./Bota.al