The Boy Who Counted Sunbeams
Measuring Joy in Impossible Ways
A boy spent afternoons counting rays of sunlight. People mocked him until he explained, “I’m counting the moments that feel warm.” Years later, as an old man, he said he had counted enough warmth to carry him through any darkness. His journals inspired others to measure life not by years, but by moments that make the heart glow.
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