Ever heard some wise sayings about not to get attached to the outcome and just enjoy the moment? I have. Often. As a goal-oriented enthusiast whoās passionately searching for better self-improvement, of course I have difficulty digesting this slogan. The above slogan seems to be mindless and irresponsible.
I used to think that āto love myselfā meant spoiling myself, indulging in all things and situations that make me feel good. Regardless of the consequences. Of course this concept is wrong.
Ever since I was a kid, Iāve always suspected that thereās no such thing as āboring peopleā. Every time I think a person is boring, Iād challenge myself to find why he/she appears to be boring. Do they find themselves boring too? Whatās in their head? How can they live like that?
We often hear people say āDonāt judgeā but do we, and do they, really look at others without judging? Be honest. And then it doesnāt just stop at āDonāt judgeā, the general advice would extend to, ābe compassionateā.
One of my neighbours is a family with three daughters, the eldest is 12, and the youngest is 7. Every day around 6 pm, the oldest daughter comes out of the house to call their cat, letting the cat know it’s dinner time. With her cute, little girly voice, she’d call the cat repeatedly, slowly,…
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Many people have prioritised happiness in such a way that it has become their life’s purpose. But is it true that happiness is ‘the’ life’s purpose?
Iām writing this letter not to ruin your fun in glorifying death. I do agree with you that death does sound better than life.
