Contemplation gives you the intensity of point of view.
Society needs you to buzz like a decent little working drone.
The people pulling the strings don't need you to think uninhibitedly for yourself and question the framework wherein you're installed, they need you to carelessly play out your assignment for society.
In American culture, your ideal capacity is to remain occupied.
You should work more than you play, veil the pressure incited by such a regressive way of life with pills, and spend your well deserved money on material things to dazzle individuals you don't care for.
At the point when you begin scrutinizing the world and your place in it, your companions, family, work, government, and religion all attempt to drive you back inside the container.
A definitive mystery about existence that nobody needs you to know and that you would prefer not to concede is that it's totally supportive of nothing- - all that you do in life will come back to the source from which it came.
You may be thinking, "Much appreciated, Captain Obvious," yet be straightforward with yourself- - how regularly to you recognize that the entirety of the hours you work, the entirety of the vitality you put into your work, is supportive of nothing?
The reality of your own mortality offers you the best control over your predetermination.
The explanation nobody needs you to realize that it's in support of nothing is in such a case that everybody realized the framework was a monster guard against mortality and not by any means the only method of living, at that point society as we probably am aware it would crumple. However, that is actually why your insight into this reality is so noteworthy!
At the point when you comprehend that what you make- - regardless of whether it's your profession, business, or connections - will vanish, you can control how you see all that occurs in your life.
You can see every disappointment as a chance, you can see every accomplishment as an approach to rehearse non-connection, and you can see each second as motivation to acknowledge, celebrate, and cheer.
Confronting this reality enables you to locate a game worth playing.
It causes you offer thanks and love for every moment detail of your day- - the manner in which the grass moves in the breeze, the ideal confetti of fall leaves, the silliness of sitting in rush hour gridlock - everything is more excellent when you understand its iridescence and delicacy.
Permit me to give you what I mean: Imagine a sea shore.
As you approach this sea shore hearing the inaccessible smashing of waves and breathing in the aroma of salt, you notice the low tide. Your eyes are attracted to the unlimited measures of wet sand extending over the skyline, when you notice three men.
The principal man is building the most detailed sand palaces, emptying all that he has into his work, without the information that the approaching tide will obliterate all that he's constructed.
This individual overlooks the truth and is continually astounded, battered and wounded about existence.
The subsequent individual sees the certainty of the approaching tide and chooses not to fabricate any sandcastles- - he stands resolved.
This current individual's distraction with the inescapable consummation keeps him from getting a charge out of the way toward playing in the sand and valuing what's directly before him.
The third individual knows about the approaching tide, realizes that nothing he constructs will keep going forever, but chooses to manufacture sand palaces in any case.
This current individual's familiarity with the end improves his satisfaction in the current second and builds his enthusiasm for the innovative cycle.
At the point when you know that you are playing a limited game in an endless universe, it allows you to play whatever game you like. Discover your energy, regardless of whether that is within the framework wherein you were raised or not, and afterward appreciate the game.
Challenge yourself to move past the limits of your ordinary beneficial experience to praise every day- - for every second is a chance to manufacture a delightful sand manor and value it's striking stand against the approaching tide.
"To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Nietzsche
Life is indeed boring without the challenges so take it. And learn from it will make you stronger too.