This post came to me while I was doing today's yoga practise...
For years, I have been looking for a meaning to my life... for a purpose... thinking there MUST be more... there HAS to be more than this...
And my husband and I strongly disagreed on the subject... one of the only one... but I must admit today, he may have been right... He use to tell me that there is no meaning to life... none of it makes sense... and we have no real purpose aside from living... doing the best we can with what we have... all based on loving kindness...
Well what if life has no meaning? What if none of it makes sense really? And the "older" I get, the more I seem to realize that nothing makes much sense... nothing is really explainable... and I am not saying that in a way that makes you completely out of control of your life... I still think that the decisions we made in our past makes us who we are today and dictates the conditions of our lives... and so it goes for our future which is design based on what we do today! But in the big picture, nothing REALLY makes sense... you can't scientifically come up with rules or equations that explain life... and that, may, in the end, be the beauty of it. There is not direct consistent action-reaction relationship. A complete stranger and I can make the same decision today and five months from now it will have brought us in two completely different places... What if the meaning of life was just for us to be alive and part of something bigger? Do any other animals inquire about their meaning on this planet? In this Universe? They simply live... that is their meaning. Maybe ours is just that too. Maybe we are wasting time trying to find meaning to something that doesn't have any and it robs us of our precious time here on this planet. For time is infinite for the Universe but quite finite for us. This is why, in today's practise, I came with this huge urge to just live my life and stop looking for meaning... And this is what I will do from now on. No more searching. Just living.
And what if each and every one of us do not really have a specific purpose? What if our purpose is just to do the best we can with what we have... always based on love? What if the purpose was simply love? I am not saying that you or I don't matter.... I strongly believe that we do matters and everything we do/think matters... but there probably is no written purpose anywhere for every human stepping foot on the face of this planet... If our purpose is just love in all aspect of our lives everything seems so simple... just love your life! Love yourself... Love your friends and family... Love where you live... Love your home... Love your "just enough" material possessions... Love your work... Love your free time... Love your leisure activities... Love the fact that ALL of it will come and go... nothing last forever... but there is always someone else or something else to love... Love the fact that there will be good times and bad times... for without the bad times we would not appreciate the good ones... and without the good ones we'd have nothing to hope for when the bad times are there...
And again, I spent so much time trying to find a bigger purpose to my life... but WHY? I love my son and husband... I love cooking for them... I love my job... I love my very few friends.... I love what I can do with my free time... and that is a great PURPOSE in life: LOVE! I believe that if everyone would love their life as much as I do, this world would be a better place as no one would be looking/searching for something else all the time... people would be less stress... lest anxious... There would be no need for over consumption, addictions, and all those "modern illness" caused by the fact that we think there is something bigger and we must attain it! And then at this point, it will all makes sense...
Nothing makes sense
There is no bigger purpose then love
And yes you do matter
Be who you are... DREAM your life... LIVE your dream...
namaste
love&peace,namaste
chloe
xox
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