That's Just the Way It Is
Since this blog endorses philosophy, let me take you on an interesting but brief journey. After years of experiences, adventures, climaxes and anti-climaxes, I am now realising that everything that you once believed in from birth can change at any second, even if you stick to doing everything you always did the way you wanted to go about doing them. It might be baffling at first but it's inevitable; nothing can stop that from happening because it is generated from an unerring process called change.
Why is change inevitable? Why can't things be straight forward all the time, or should I say... less complicated? I'm sure that anybody reading this has asked that question and more or less often than once, but the answers are unfortunately NOT straight forward. The truth is that we don't need to wonder why things are so complex, because once a problem arises there is nothing that we can't solve. It only becomes a problem when we think it is a problem and as a result, our minds start to play games with our entire body. There are many examples of distinguished individuals who went about trying to acquire some of these outrageous answers to problems that they came across and not for a moment were these crazy ass people perturbed by their circumstance.
My first example is a about a French guy named Urbain Le Verrier, who lived in the 18th century. He was a mathematician who specialized in celestial mechanics but is really famous for his part in the discovery of the planet Neptune. Now we can only just imagine that this dude was really into what he did, but the thing that made this homie special was that he noticed something weird about the motion/orbit of Uranus. Based off of his calculations and his knowledge of gravity something wasn't right... if his calculations were exact, he would need another star or planet at a certain place to keep the solar system in order. The moment he realised that something was fucked up, Neptune appears in the place and hour appointed... pretty dope stuff 👌🏾
Our minds can easily play games with us and that is why enjoying and appreciating life is without a doubt the key to dealing with change. I'm still learning how to improve my sense of humour 'cause sometimes shit can make you so heated or confused that neither a swimming pool filled with the most beautiful, sexiest, naked ladies (here's a link that shows some JA'can artistic photos of the type of ladies I'm referring to from 7 different countries 😉) nor a professional massage from the worlds greatest masseuse can make you feel any different from those negative feelings that linger in your head. No matter what, I definately have to change the way I think... do I need to say more?
Why is change inevitable? Why can't things be straight forward all the time, or should I say... less complicated? I'm sure that anybody reading this has asked that question and more or less often than once, but the answers are unfortunately NOT straight forward. The truth is that we don't need to wonder why things are so complex, because once a problem arises there is nothing that we can't solve. It only becomes a problem when we think it is a problem and as a result, our minds start to play games with our entire body. There are many examples of distinguished individuals who went about trying to acquire some of these outrageous answers to problems that they came across and not for a moment were these crazy ass people perturbed by their circumstance.
My first example is a about a French guy named Urbain Le Verrier, who lived in the 18th century. He was a mathematician who specialized in celestial mechanics but is really famous for his part in the discovery of the planet Neptune. Now we can only just imagine that this dude was really into what he did, but the thing that made this homie special was that he noticed something weird about the motion/orbit of Uranus. Based off of his calculations and his knowledge of gravity something wasn't right... if his calculations were exact, he would need another star or planet at a certain place to keep the solar system in order. The moment he realised that something was fucked up, Neptune appears in the place and hour appointed... pretty dope stuff 👌🏾
Our minds can easily play games with us and that is why enjoying and appreciating life is without a doubt the key to dealing with change. I'm still learning how to improve my sense of humour 'cause sometimes shit can make you so heated or confused that neither a swimming pool filled with the most beautiful, sexiest, naked ladies (here's a link that shows some JA'can artistic photos of the type of ladies I'm referring to from 7 different countries 😉) nor a professional massage from the worlds greatest masseuse can make you feel any different from those negative feelings that linger in your head. No matter what, I definately have to change the way I think... do I need to say more?
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