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What is it that really matters in life?
Possessions?
Experience?
Life itself?
The time spent living or the things done?
The people you know or the moments shared?
The truth said or the lies omitted?
The time.
The right moment.
The past day.
The day to come.
The mistakes made.
The lessons learned.
The positive example.
Is everything just a coincidence, or pure destiny.
How do we measure the meaning of one’s existence.
How do me know that our life mattered and that what we are leaving behind is really valuable.
How can somebody feel different or even unique if there are 6 billion other people that look like him, think the same way he does, eat the same food, watch the same movies and drive the same cars?
And if we are using just 3% of our brain capacity, where the hell are we at all? Everybody wants to be remembered – with something, anything, but what is actually the sense behind this. Is it the positive example, the findings, or just the idea that somebody will miss you when you are not there anymore?
We take life for granted. We assume with almost 100% certainty that we have six seven or eight decades or even more to live and we don’t understand that every new morning, every new day is something magical and miraculous. Every new sunrise, every new sunset might as well be the last one. And if you don’t live for the moment and if you never realize how fragile life is, you loose. You loose the chance to do something memorable and important. And maybe it’s not important if somebody will remember you with anything at all. Maybe it is just as important to have lived – with every breath, truly, madly, deeply.
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Posted by ralsoluty on 2009-07-07 06:54:43 | Rating: | Views: 21
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