Stability and Realization
by A brief opinion on reducing the complexity of life and allowing inspiration to flourish.
I think stable cultures have learned to be satisfied with their lifestyle. It is a peculiar notion and yet it shouldn’t be – to be content with more of life – without the constant craving for something better, bigger, stronger, more vibrant, more hyper?
I believe in the “giving-up” of the idea that nothing can ever satisfy our needs. Some things do satisfy even most individuals. Usually these are the simpler things in life. Is there a better way to drink a glass of water than to drink a glass of water?
If we can see a pattern that points toward a simpler life filled with more contentment and satisfaction then we must realize that this is a good thing to have, and an excellent “positive” start to a healthy life.
It is the “satisfaction” times in life, I believe, that have brought the realizations, the revelations, the inspirations, and growth to new levels of understanding about what is important.
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Post Commentjoseph canfield
On March 23, 2008 at 7:10 pm
the definition of euphoria is “a feeling of happiness and bodily
well-being.” marijuana makes you feel euphoric. marijuana is the key to taming competivness and striving that is drilled into you. marijuana is the way to higher living.-cannabisjoe
Katien
On August 5, 2009 at 5:15 pm
I agree. Our world would be so much happier if we weren’t constantly craving more. Contentment is a wonderful thing, and getting rarer.