The View Through the Fog
“I can’t do that” and “I don’t know how to” ring out in my ears daily from those who now see through a self-imposed fog of comfort and apathy. They’ve become almost functionally paralyzed by a short sighted view.
Clear sight of the needs of living and future opportunities demand attention and action far beyond what they have become accustomed to in their shallow routine existence. They awake, got through the hours of the day and retire from the clockwork of futility.
Living needs to be experienced. Right now, this very moment is what you have to judge that you are alive and part of the world of actuality. Each moment should be lived to the fullest with clear eyes and thoughts of the future.
After you finish reading this go outside if possible and touch a leaf on a tree. Marvel at the wonder and detail of nature.
What if you sight or hearing was to leave you tomorrow? What if today were the last time you would ever see or hear the wonders of nature, your family members or your own face and voice?
What would you do then? Would you scurry about trying to make the most of your last day of sight or hearing?
Look at that wonderful leaf, listen to the birds singing and enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds that you take for granted every day.
Clearing away the fog reveals a wondrous world to enjoy.
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