Random Thoughts.
February 16, 2009I also have this in my Multiply Blog: http://titoluckyricky.multiply.com/journal/item/60/Random_Thoughts_of_a_Puzzle.
Change. It’s Inevitable and constant. You’ll never know when it will hit you or give you a sweet massage. Past, will always be the past. Future, will always come. Present, is always here. We change. We live it out. We go ahead and walk around this unpredictable world. Mono no aware - experience everything around you. Enjoy it. Feel it. Fully appreciate it. For it may be but forever.
Years will pass, but lessons will always last. In time, you will look back at your old self, your old environment. Your old life. And then you will realize that “I’ve lived it. And I’ve been there. Now, it’s time to live in the present and let the future come forth.”. Yes, we get hurt, burnt, wounded, and shreded. And right after, you think there’s nothing left of you for tomorrow. You think that tomorrow will be harder. Maybe it will be. But it will soon be in the under the footprints of your journey. You will then cross paths with other footprints. And you’ll see the depth of each others’ footprints. We shall keep walking. For this unpredictable world is too deep, and too big for us to cover and dig with our heels. The world, however violent, also offers you excitement and thrill. And the greatest traveller will not be the one who leaves the deepest or the longest trail of his/her journey. The greatest traveller is the one who has made more than one set of footprints walk together.
You see, as what i said, we must keep walking. Tomorrow will come, but it is pointless to have more ground to cover if you won’t walk on it. Never stay in one place. Always be on the move. But never leave your valuables. Take them with you in your journey or let them take you to theirs. Otherwise, the journey will be lonely.
We live, we learn. We love when it’s our turn. Mono no aware. Never let anything just pass you by. Explore the world. Never stay in one place. But always to keep in your hearts pieces of your mistakes, your achievements, your lessons, and your sermons. This is to remind you of who you have been, who you are, and who are yet to be.
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