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The point to to keep one frustration to the point you might question your step in the way you walk in life. It's amazing to see how much others may take enjoyment in your trips and stumble navigating the challenges of life. I Have been finding myself embracing experiences even in dark times, it's my belief these mirages the change in reality form before our very eyes, but who am I to follow that follow of belief if its only purpose or nature to cause conflict with self or in a conversation?

It's not for us to know this a the time of engagement but it is helpful to observe the behavior of chaos regardless if it comes from man or nature. I write this because, in my journey as I live this life, I run into others who project other feelings of the five senses.
I know the right thing to do most of the time, but let's face it not all people come at you easily especially those of others of the immoral persuasion.

We live in a society where the adult-child relationship covers all our actions changing and shifting roles with one another in this life, with the people you meet, one day you may be a friend to mother or father, another day you be a bother of siister to another our roles keep changing on a daily to hourly basis.

This event has the same relationship with computers, are you the adult Administrator or the child of the client? It's the way our system and minds are trained to perceive this journey in any way life takes you.

Long story made short:

Life is a journey filled with challenges and obstacles that test our resilience and adaptability. Observing others finding amusement in our struggles can be disheartening, yet embracing these experiences, regardless of their nature, is crucial for personal growth. This philosophy prompts us to consider the impact of our beliefs and actions on our inner peace and interactions with others. Life's unpredictable and chaotic nature, influenced by both human actions and the natural world, offers lessons in understanding and growth. Our societal roles are fluid, constantly changing in relation to others and even in our interactions with technology, posing questions about control and perception. Ultimately, navigating life's complexities requires embracing its unpredictability, learning
from each experience, and growing in resilience and grace, leading to a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment.


Next time!...

VanCora

I have found in my experience that fear has been the driving force in crazy adventures that led to many of my successes and achievements. When one is too comfortable in any situation, then you're not going. What feels good at the time does not mean this is where one should be.

I found in my experience that for I step into the shadows of fear the better the victories I can claim on my own while building confidence at the same time. I look forward now to the chaos of Life. Why? Because I know that chaos brings order and I know order is not far behind. It is the natural way of life.

For every mountain I found myself climbing the process has been the same regardless of the height or depth of the mountain. All have been intimidating at first. Then I find myself climbing the mountain at an even pace and one step at a time. Every time I ask myself what am I doing this? Then after I get done with one journey I look back and say I'm glad I did.

What's next? As I move forward tacting another victory on to my life. I have found in my journey. Either you shedding your karma or adding to it. With fear, we would not learn or know how to build confidence.

So the next time you get mad at life, remember that is just life itself, but it's only you who makes the obstacles in your path of life. I now find that accomplishing goals is like a hobby of mine, not bragging. I just realized that I find myself being bored when I have no challenges being presented at certain times of claim.

Thanks for reading this. I just woke up from a slumber only to find that I had to right this, waking on the wrong side of the coffin, lol. Is there such a thing? lol. Anyways.

Keeping moving forward,

Vancora.