Some people say that money is the most important thing in the world, others say happiness . . . . well I agree with neither. To me TIME is the most invaluable thing on the planet. I mean just look at the facts . . . . time embodies the unattainable. Once gone it never comes back. Every minute, every second is unique in itself. People I guess realized this a long time ago. Ta Da! The clock is invented. Time can only be measured, never stopped. It doesn't matter if you're rich or poor you've no influence whatsoever on it.
Time adds value to an action. Takes it, shapes it, defines how it needs to be carried out. Nothing is of value if it isn't performed in the appropriate time window. That is the power of time.
Its funny how people lust after things that quite frankly aren't worth it. Yeah I know its wonderful to have a roof over your head, expensive shoes on your feet, a big car to drive around in but those things don't matter in the big picture. I firmly believe God created everyone with a purpose. I'd once read in Frozen Thoughts (Awesome magazine, you've got to check it out) that the 'Creator helps those who help the creation.' Simplified it states that people who taste success are those who rise above themselves and give their all to the world. Like Kangana Raunat said 'There's a world outside my world' How true! People (including me) are so obsessed with themselves. It gives them no satisfaction to step outside their comfort zones. That's probably why I want to become a veterinarian. I find a life lived for oneself a life not worth having lived. If you're not the reason for a smile on someones face, the subject of someones grateful words then consider yourself a big fat loser!
Those who have risen above themselves and embraced the world are those who have tasted immortality. 60 years ago Gandhi Ji could've just walked on turning a blind eye towards the atrocities of the British, Mother Teresa could've thought "Hey screw others! Why should I be bothered?" and Martin Luther King could've just continued with his life. But they did not. They made a difference in others lives which resulted in a huge difference in their lives! Their kind words and courageous actions catapulted them into glory which is more than what any Tom Dick and Harry has to boast of today.
Time teaches people to live in 'NOW'. Screw immortality! I personally would find it extremely boring to live forever. All good things come to an end. That's the way the world functions.The shadow of death is in a way a good thing you know . . . . People feel the need to prove something, to the world, to themselves before their time is up. Where's the fun if you're not always on your toes? Flying from one task to another? Revelling in the feeling that is LIFE?! Live every moment with the realization that this second, this moment once gone will never return! It would be pretty pathetic to look back on your life and be unhappy with the way you've spent it. Yeah . .that would totally suck. So, this is me signing off, cause the clock on my wall is going tick tock . . . . tick tock . . . tick tock!
Time adds value to an action. Takes it, shapes it, defines how it needs to be carried out. Nothing is of value if it isn't performed in the appropriate time window. That is the power of time.
Its funny how people lust after things that quite frankly aren't worth it. Yeah I know its wonderful to have a roof over your head, expensive shoes on your feet, a big car to drive around in but those things don't matter in the big picture. I firmly believe God created everyone with a purpose. I'd once read in Frozen Thoughts (Awesome magazine, you've got to check it out) that the 'Creator helps those who help the creation.' Simplified it states that people who taste success are those who rise above themselves and give their all to the world. Like Kangana Raunat said 'There's a world outside my world' How true! People (including me) are so obsessed with themselves. It gives them no satisfaction to step outside their comfort zones. That's probably why I want to become a veterinarian. I find a life lived for oneself a life not worth having lived. If you're not the reason for a smile on someones face, the subject of someones grateful words then consider yourself a big fat loser!
Those who have risen above themselves and embraced the world are those who have tasted immortality. 60 years ago Gandhi Ji could've just walked on turning a blind eye towards the atrocities of the British, Mother Teresa could've thought "Hey screw others! Why should I be bothered?" and Martin Luther King could've just continued with his life. But they did not. They made a difference in others lives which resulted in a huge difference in their lives! Their kind words and courageous actions catapulted them into glory which is more than what any Tom Dick and Harry has to boast of today.
Time teaches people to live in 'NOW'. Screw immortality! I personally would find it extremely boring to live forever. All good things come to an end. That's the way the world functions.The shadow of death is in a way a good thing you know . . . . People feel the need to prove something, to the world, to themselves before their time is up. Where's the fun if you're not always on your toes? Flying from one task to another? Revelling in the feeling that is LIFE?! Live every moment with the realization that this second, this moment once gone will never return! It would be pretty pathetic to look back on your life and be unhappy with the way you've spent it. Yeah . .that would totally suck. So, this is me signing off, cause the clock on my wall is going tick tock . . . . tick tock . . . tick tock!
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