life as it is.........
By vhings_88
@vhings_88 (294)
Philippines
January 14, 2011 8:52am CST
What are your most basic questions? Sometimes we have a lot of questions that we can't answer. but I that doesn't matter. What is important is where you are currently standing. It’s important to know where you are in the great scheme of things in life. And know what the best goal you should have and how to reach it. Its better if we have a good palns in life so we can set what path we wanted to have.
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@concept001 (430)
• India
14 Jan 11
Yes you are correct. Mistakes makes us experienced and we learn lot from our mistakes. When we get pains we understand the things in a better way and grow. Life is a mixture of ups and downs and there will be chances for us but we have to use those chances to rise up. I believe life always gives us a second chance but if we don't recognize it we may miss the golden opportunity.
@EdnaReyes (2622)
• Philippines
14 Jan 11
Some have question hanging in their minds. Questions that need not to be answer at all. If one has to think, learn to feel, then this life is but an open book. Faith makes a difference between us. In this aspect, many questions are raised. Some to be answered,. some left unanswered. God's grace and love , this is the basic of all understanding!
@maezee (41997)
• United States
14 Jan 11
I agree with you..Too many people question life and it prevents them from living it to the fullest. I have a lot of questions, philosophical and existential questions that I used to always think about. now I just try to live in the moment and concentrate on what matters.
@gracefuldove (1668)
• Malaysia
14 Jan 11
Firstly, we must all be thinking beings. As some wise man said,"I think therefore I am". So, if you are a thinker then you will search for the reason for living. Secondly, you will know that we must do good to our fellow men and contribute to society while we are in this world. The rest are just material;we can do without most of them. Let us not accumulate material riches we cannot bring with us to 'the other side'.
