People fortunate enough for a healthy life are mostly the ones fortunate of travel.Of moving around this beautiful earth , discovering differences,identifying themselves.
When the place of living changes,it changes not just the physical habitat,but the people, food, experiences and perceptions.Wherever you choose to go or wherever fate takes you to,there is a sphere of your existence that you savor each day.
The question is how long are you going to keep experiencing it?How much into future do you think this is gonna last.The answer , as far as I'm concerned lies in a little reverse psychology-it depends how lengthy you perceive each day to be.
I shall explain.
Do you find your day going too fast?Do you spend your time enjoying what you do,not really thinking about it,instead experiencing it each day,learning more every day? You have dreams as you progress,you have visions and you have that connection with yourself?If so,the habitat is just right for you.
Now,do u feel that the day is optimum?Like there are things that you want to do,you get to do them,but there are spaces left in the day where you don't have anything.It feels empty, a little dry but since the whole environment is cool and good ,it gets reflected on you as well.You are happy,happy to be in the place and surroundings that you are in but is not in a position to enjoy the bliss of existence.Well in simple terms ,unable to vision?In that case,as soon as you finish what you have to do here,you must take the next leap.
Finally,do you feel suffocated? Like you don't even get to see the sun,and its only during the weekend that you breathe or feel like it?You don't know what you are doing-life has become so materialistic-like someone has transformed you into that toy in your childhood,that used to go gala for a few minutes depending on the winding it received(only that today for you its from 8 to 8!)?If so,there is only one word-Escape!!Escape before you forget yourself,escape before you lose your time and your life.
As you can see,I have identified my present to one of these.Hoping this little piece of writing would be helpful to the reader as well!
Cheers.
When the place of living changes,it changes not just the physical habitat,but the people, food, experiences and perceptions.Wherever you choose to go or wherever fate takes you to,there is a sphere of your existence that you savor each day.
The question is how long are you going to keep experiencing it?How much into future do you think this is gonna last.The answer , as far as I'm concerned lies in a little reverse psychology-it depends how lengthy you perceive each day to be.
I shall explain.
Do you find your day going too fast?Do you spend your time enjoying what you do,not really thinking about it,instead experiencing it each day,learning more every day? You have dreams as you progress,you have visions and you have that connection with yourself?If so,the habitat is just right for you.
Now,do u feel that the day is optimum?Like there are things that you want to do,you get to do them,but there are spaces left in the day where you don't have anything.It feels empty, a little dry but since the whole environment is cool and good ,it gets reflected on you as well.You are happy,happy to be in the place and surroundings that you are in but is not in a position to enjoy the bliss of existence.Well in simple terms ,unable to vision?In that case,as soon as you finish what you have to do here,you must take the next leap.
Finally,do you feel suffocated? Like you don't even get to see the sun,and its only during the weekend that you breathe or feel like it?You don't know what you are doing-life has become so materialistic-like someone has transformed you into that toy in your childhood,that used to go gala for a few minutes depending on the winding it received(only that today for you its from 8 to 8!)?If so,there is only one word-Escape!!Escape before you forget yourself,escape before you lose your time and your life.
As you can see,I have identified my present to one of these.Hoping this little piece of writing would be helpful to the reader as well!
Cheers.
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