You'll Occasionally Find Something Spectacular If You Keep Tilling The Soil.
"Your future self would love to be you, no matter what age you are now. Most people don't think 65 is a young age, but when you're 75, you wish you could go back and get those years back. Few others would categorise you as young at 35, but when you're in your mid-50s, you'll still consider yourself to be young.
No of your age, now is a fantastic chance. In a few years, today will look like the period when you were still young and full of possibility, the time when you could have started earlier, or the pivotal moment when you decided in favour of your future."
Being continuously thrown out of the nest is what it means to be totally alive, fully human, and fully aware. Living fully means experiencing every moment as brand-new and uncharted territory. Living is being prepared to keep dying.
What causes a person to feel young? It has nothing to do with how many wrinkles you have, I can guarantee you of that. It is both something extremely straightforward and something far deeper than that.
Around the age of thirty, the majority of us start to take life seriously. We commit ourselves to establishing either our family, our career, or both. We grow up from being primarily fun-loving adolescents to being mature adults. We must establish our worth, generate income, purchase a home, and safeguard our future.
A piece of ourselves is left behind when we construct our house, our career, our family, and our reputation. Fun is out the window when we deal with mortgages, insurance, and pension funds. We then lose our fire when that occurs.
Fire is enjoyable, liberating, and joyful. Fire represents daring and courage. Passion and excitement are fire. Fire means being impulsive, taking chances, and speaking the truth. Energy is being exercised and moved by fire.
Fighting with fire for your ideals. Fire means having faith in oneself, life, and one's own deserving of achieving the most incredible aspirations. Fire has bizarre fantasies. Learning new things and passing them on to others is fire. It involves both being and doing both.
We forget to have fun so frequently when we are too busy keeping up with life's expectations; we also fail to maintain our fire, which causes us to lose our mojo. When we were younger, some of us suffered burns from our fire. Addictions and other dangerous practices were brought on by fun. We've grown to hate our fire and stay away from it at all costs.
"In order to have something to talk about in our thirties, we have to do insane things in our twenties."
This is how we live, believing that life will only get worse and eventually fall apart. We believe that our peak years were overlooked. To feel better when we gaze into the mirror or at photographs of ourselves, we attempt to lessen the effects of aging. We won't, however, look the same as we did in our twenties no matter what we do.
The appeal of growing older is that. You know yourself better than ever before, you have more experience, wisdom, and understanding of life. You have the maturity to cope with your rage in a constructive manner.
You are already aware that hiding or faking serves no use. You can strive to achieve your goals while living your truth and being who you truly are. Despite the wrinkles and the fact that your body is no longer in its prime, it is renewing.
You can act as if you've passed away and then come back to life. What will you change, exactly? Do it. Try it now. Stop waiting.
Make your life exciting if it isn't already. Make life entertaining if it isn't already. Of course, there are things you cannot influence. The human experience is not always enjoyable, but you can always improve your situation for yourself, even if it's simply by changing your mindset, no matter what your circumstances are.
