“I see the sun, and if I don't see the sun, I know it's there. And to know that the sun is there – that is living.”

This poetic line describes the power of certain knowledge and hope to sustain a person even when they cannot see immediate evidence of a better future. It points to a psychological insight that our "inner vision"—our faith and our ideals—is what truly defines our experience of reality. In today's uncertain world, this serves as a reminder to maintain a resilient and optimistic mindset by focusing on the "truths" that are always present even when they are hidden by clouds. People share this today to encourage themselves and others during "dark" periods of their life or career. Dostoevsky believed that the certainty of the divine and the goodness of life was the only thing that could provide hope in the midst of suffering. Carry your own internal "sun" with you, as the knowledge of what is good and true will guide you through any darkness.