Life is nothing but a illusion controlled by your thoughts. Change your thoughts and the world around you shall also change .
-The Inspirer (I think so 😀)
Understand this article very carefully, cause it just might change your whole perspective of life. Well, first you should know that we are nothing but a bunch of strings, insignificant in such a vast universe. When you pluck the strings of a guitar in two different ways, it produces two different sounds. Similarly, when you have 2 different thoughts, you have two different ways of looking at life or in short ,two different perspectives. A person with a pessimistic mindset might look at his life as unfair, cruel, rude, biased, etc. While, a person with a gratitude mindset , might be thankful , happy , and lucky for his life. So, what I am trying to say that your thoughts control you, and if you learn to control your thoughts, you get to take control of your own life.
Life is just a split second interval between the never ending cycle of birth and death.
Life, a split second interval between birth and death, is so insignificant, yet so significant . Everything you know, everything you have, everything you want to be can be taken away from you , just like that, without a warning. That’s why life is so insignificant in the never ending cycle of birth and death, yet so significant, cause in such a short period of time, you have to do what you were born to do, to change the world in many ways, to do something right for the greater good of the society. Life is what gives the soul its meaning .So, live life, appreciate it and do everything you ever want to do and become in this lifetime, cause the next time when you are born, who knows what obstacles or luxuries you might face in your life. The skill you are given in this lifetime, might be taken away from you in the next. Who knows ? So basically, One lifetime, make it worth it.
So, to sum this up for the people that didn’t understand this post, here it is : ” be a legend”
Source and credits: Ajaya part 2- The rise of Kali by Anand Neelakantan, and my father 😀.