Quote of the Day:
"When one door of happiness closes, another opens, but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one that has been opened for us."
-Helen Keller
Sorry people. I just thought I could take a break from the challenge and talk about something else. Now I wanted to talk about life and what I think about it. Now this can lead to so many rabbit holes, but try to keep up. Now I'm not saying that these "rabbit holes" are pointless and there is only one right one, I'm just simply saying that it's all based on preference. Now, back to what I was talking about. Life is like a maze...there is only one way in and out. There are so many "dead ends", but once you learn the route, it's a piece of cake. Now imagine yourself being put in a maze by the "upper power"(whether you believe in God or something else, just didn't want to offend anyone), how would you take the maze? What I'm saying is that what would you do first in order to achieve the goal? Will you just run until you hit a wall or will you take small steps. Now I'm not saying there is a certain way to take on a maze (because I always go to the finish and head to the start to beat the maze. haha). Just think outside the box.
Let's say you take the maze on and run after it, what would be the outcome? Think of this, let's say you are having a rough time in life right now and you think there is no way out, will you just
jump the gun and immediately do something drastic, or will you keep pushing? If any one of y'all have seen
The Matrix, where
Neo faces his fate, and Morpheus gives him two decisions....return back to his
dream life or
go further into the rabbit hole. He decides to go further, so he could find out what life is really about. Now think of this, imagine being Neo...what would you do? Would you
go further into the rabbit hole or go back into a dream, a trance, in which life seem
lifeless? Now take that same analogy and put it back into the maze scenario. Running through the maze and hitting a wall soon enough is like going back to the trance in which nothing happened, except that your late for work, and your boss is furious. Would you still run through? Not worrying about what happens? Or would you take steps to know what really is going to happen later on.
Now that you have thought about that, let's go to the other end of the universe. Let's say you take little steps through the maze, looking at each and every detail so that you do not make the same mistake twice, would it be worth it? Would it be worth it to take all that time to make sure you do not make the same mistake twice? Where it might take twice as long to find the "exit" instead of just guessing? In the movie
The Matrix, Neo decides to take the chance and
go further into the rabbit hole, what happens next. He awakens for the first time and finds out that he was trapped by the machines in which he wanted to destroy. In which he thought he could defeat...but he didn't see them like this. Then Morpheus finds him and saves him from the machines....for the moment. Now back to what I was saying, what if you did what Neo did, where you took the chance and saw what could happens next instead of assuming what happens next.
How would this affect your life from then on?
Many people in this world think that when life (the machines) brings them down and holds them there, that they think that either it's their time to leave the planet, or to change what and who they are. They
assume that they should change so that society and life will become better. Well I'm about to prove that wrong. In the Bible (sorry to people if I offend them), God told his people that there would be
trials and tribulations in which we
ALL must endure. In which we
ALL will take into our life, that
NO ONE was left out of the trials, so that God could determine how strong we are mentally, and physically. Basically we are God's "lab rats" and he wants us to become stronger so that we can face on the trials that life brings to us. Now everything happens for a reason and that the trials that you receive might not be the same as the other person next to you. We are all unique, but together...through Christ, we are all equal.
I hope that I have gave you some advice in which you can take into account and if you have any questions or problems, you can email me at thejapfiles@gmail.com(please no hate mail). I would like people to go home, and get a piece of paper out. On that piece of paper, I would like you to draw a T-Chart. On the left side, put Good, and on the right, put Bad. Now on the Good side, list all of the good things that has happened to you and the Good things that you have done. On the right, list what you think were bad in your life. Now once you complete that, look at the Bad side. What could YOU do to change those into Good? How could you improve what you wrote in order to know more about you and more about life up ahead? I hope these questions will help you. I will post another blog dealing with life and what I put in my list, so I can be part of this. I hope everyone has a great night and great sleep. Night Peeps!!! <(^.^)>