imagine that everything
around us is fainted black and our understanding of the whole thing is
totally empty. what are we then? obviously nothing. from the period
we’ve been delivered into this outside world, our eyes fancied at all
the miracles mankind could offer and a sensation of unpredictable end is
yet we alone need to discover.
we’ve
been nurtured and guided by our so called parents starting from simple
etiquette to household chores, a basic ingredient to accept
responsibility as well as to become a well mannered citizen. since we
can no longer remain as a child and our potential requires modern
comprehension and further abilities that a simple family incapable to
award, they send us to an institution, an inescapable decision drifted
behind bars in a place we called second home and teachers we labeled as
our next parents. at school, we are not just learned all about arts and
sciences of arithmetic, grammar, literature, and other unheard of
subjects; but as well as cheating, dishonesty, indifference, and the
rest that we tried to hide from others somewhat changed the views we
believed then. from kindergarten toward college years on the way to job
search, a once known snotty innocent toddler that had turned to a prim
class student is now a crafty competent professional, capable enough to
haze at the doorstep of our community who now continue to extend finest
assistance to the society they served with a principal character of
prime respectable quality to survive at work they belong.
we begin to select what we recognized as worth and beneficial to us; and, remove what we discern as opposing to our decision—a familiar state that we never intend to happen somewhat appeal us to move in that different motion of choice. soon, retirement place us in the condition that we can no longer capable of functioning which brings us back home for isolation—a general state of issue "how did i serve my life well"?
on this sequence: we experience life homewards—the actual feeling we get pleasure from; the university develop us to become obedient and compelled; and, our occupation shape us to be shrewd and restless. this crusade somewhat offer us an opportunity to exist temporary and complicates our life as we continue the will to live and survive yet left us meaningless in due course; or, we have the capacity to bend our destiny to any direction we set forth.
we’ve
been nurtured and guided by our so called parents starting from simple
etiquette to household chores, a basic ingredient to accept
responsibility as well as to become a well mannered citizen. since we
can no longer remain as a child and our potential requires modern
comprehension and further abilities that a simple family incapable to
award, they send us to an institution, an inescapable decision drifted
behind bars in a place we called second home and teachers we labeled as
our next parents. at school, we are not just learned all about arts and
sciences of arithmetic, grammar, literature, and other unheard of
subjects; but as well as cheating, dishonesty, indifference, and the
rest that we tried to hide from others somewhat changed the views we
believed then. from kindergarten toward college years on the way to job
search, a once known snotty innocent toddler that had turned to a prim
class student is now a crafty competent professional, capable enough to
haze at the doorstep of our community who now continue to extend finest
assistance to the society they served with a principal character of
prime respectable quality to survive at work they belong.we begin to select what we recognized as worth and beneficial to us; and, remove what we discern as opposing to our decision—a familiar state that we never intend to happen somewhat appeal us to move in that different motion of choice. soon, retirement place us in the condition that we can no longer capable of functioning which brings us back home for isolation—a general state of issue "how did i serve my life well"?
on this sequence: we experience life homewards—the actual feeling we get pleasure from; the university develop us to become obedient and compelled; and, our occupation shape us to be shrewd and restless. this crusade somewhat offer us an opportunity to exist temporary and complicates our life as we continue the will to live and survive yet left us meaningless in due course; or, we have the capacity to bend our destiny to any direction we set forth.
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