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Right now you are reading this. Right now I am writing this. You are in the moment, and so am I. We are both in the same moment, but you are my future and I am your past. How does that make any sense?
Thinking about paradoxes like these opens us up to growth. The opposite is to function as per anticipated outcomes, which, although completely normal, can lead to a meaningless life. If you feel like your days are becoming less and less fulfilling, I encourage you to explore spirituality. Especially Hindu philosophy.
By Mitchell Anton MacEachernRight now you are reading this. Right now I am writing this. You are in the moment, and so am I. We are both in the same moment, but you are my future and I am your past. How does that make any sense?
Thinking about paradoxes like these opens us up to growth. The opposite is to function as per anticipated outcomes, which, although completely normal, can lead to a meaningless life. If you feel like your days are becoming less and less fulfilling, I encourage you to explore spirituality. Especially Hindu philosophy.