Distractions
My life has been filled with many indifferent experiences when it comes to an 'ideal' lifestyle. I know that everybody has a different purpose but it is extremely difficult to understand what seems to be our collective purpose as human beings. People don't even understand another person's self-value much less their own, or unless associated with obvious material splendor... Which basically presents a distinct distraction.
It is already almost impossible to ignore hence the reason it is called a distraction, but there must be a reason why it doesn't just disappear. Whatever rotating thought you hold in ur head is possibly the dominant reality you will experience, which must be why we ask questions like... Why is it that we always get what we don't want?
In reality it seems that the only certainty in life is essentially doubt. We always question things even when society frowns upon thinking outside the box, but no one likes to admit that we don't really know shit. That, in my honest opinion is a perfect example of a serious distraction.
In essence, distractions are most definitely not easy to deal with and they'll take a lot of energy out of anybody. So how do we find efficient methods to deal with these real life problems we face daily? Unfortunately, I don't know the perfect answer to that question but that is the purpose of writing this expressive piece. Questioning events and ocurrences in this life may just be the first step towards feeling a little better. Distracting ourselves from what is infront of our eyes or from what we feel doesn't seem like a good solution either, but trying to understand our own situations and the issues we face can probably help us to accept things for what they are. Who knows... the common issues we face might even be that way because of our own mentalities as well!
So with all that good stuff being addressed, it could be a new vibe we can spark up with a fresh buzz, then keep it flowing and use those distractions to keep us focused on what we find out about our own self-worth. That might just be the reason why we have the capacity to think... Right? ;)
"Thought means life, since those who do not think do not live in any high or real sense. Thinking makes the man." - A.B. Alcott
It is already almost impossible to ignore hence the reason it is called a distraction, but there must be a reason why it doesn't just disappear. Whatever rotating thought you hold in ur head is possibly the dominant reality you will experience, which must be why we ask questions like... Why is it that we always get what we don't want?
In reality it seems that the only certainty in life is essentially doubt. We always question things even when society frowns upon thinking outside the box, but no one likes to admit that we don't really know shit. That, in my honest opinion is a perfect example of a serious distraction.
In essence, distractions are most definitely not easy to deal with and they'll take a lot of energy out of anybody. So how do we find efficient methods to deal with these real life problems we face daily? Unfortunately, I don't know the perfect answer to that question but that is the purpose of writing this expressive piece. Questioning events and ocurrences in this life may just be the first step towards feeling a little better. Distracting ourselves from what is infront of our eyes or from what we feel doesn't seem like a good solution either, but trying to understand our own situations and the issues we face can probably help us to accept things for what they are. Who knows... the common issues we face might even be that way because of our own mentalities as well!
So with all that good stuff being addressed, it could be a new vibe we can spark up with a fresh buzz, then keep it flowing and use those distractions to keep us focused on what we find out about our own self-worth. That might just be the reason why we have the capacity to think... Right? ;)
"Thought means life, since those who do not think do not live in any high or real sense. Thinking makes the man." - A.B. Alcott
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