I’m obsessed……
I am obsessed with having so many questions about why life is the way it is. I want to understand why obstacles appear along our path other than the fact that people say that their purpose are to make us stronger. I want to understand why we are given the gift of life and in a blink of an eye that gift could be taken away from us.
I want to understand why homosexuality is perceived as immoral in the bible when the bible claims that we are all god’s children and that we all have the right to pursue our own happiness. Why is it that society never accepts someone or something that is different? How do you know which religion is the right one? All religions claim to be the right one in order to reach salvation.
I want to understand why relationships come to an end other than the fact that people lose interest in one another. Is it even possible to get married and after thirty years of marriage still have that same rush of emotions as the first time you fell in love with your partner?
How are we supposed to live in a compassionate and moral existence when we are exposed to blood and catastrophically submerged by situations in which we are forced to protect our well being? How will we ever universally reach peace when we all find something wrong with one another’s culture, race, and even one’s self.
I’m obsessed with just knowing whether or not the careers we are pursuing right now are the ones that we will end up having in life. Do we have destinies that have been made for us since the first day we took our first breaths of life?
I am obsessed with knowing the big secret life holds, that will never be uncovered. Truth is that no matter how obsessed I am about knowing something, my answer may never come or appear as fast as I would like for it to appear.
For the time being I guess all I can do is wonder because the answer to some of these questions are unexplainable or better yet the reasons are all contradicting laws and ideas established by society. I guess contradictions are the ones sustaining the existence of this society. Truth is that “there are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions in life. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light” ( Barry Lopez).
I am obsessed with having so many questions about why life is the way it is. I want to understand why obstacles appear along our path other than the fact that people say that their purpose are to make us stronger. I want to understand why we are given the gift of life and in a blink of an eye that gift could be taken away from us.
I want to understand why homosexuality is perceived as immoral in the bible when the bible claims that we are all god’s children and that we all have the right to pursue our own happiness. Why is it that society never accepts someone or something that is different? How do you know which religion is the right one? All religions claim to be the right one in order to reach salvation.
I want to understand why relationships come to an end other than the fact that people lose interest in one another. Is it even possible to get married and after thirty years of marriage still have that same rush of emotions as the first time you fell in love with your partner?
How are we supposed to live in a compassionate and moral existence when we are exposed to blood and catastrophically submerged by situations in which we are forced to protect our well being? How will we ever universally reach peace when we all find something wrong with one another’s culture, race, and even one’s self.
I’m obsessed with just knowing whether or not the careers we are pursuing right now are the ones that we will end up having in life. Do we have destinies that have been made for us since the first day we took our first breaths of life?
I am obsessed with knowing the big secret life holds, that will never be uncovered. Truth is that no matter how obsessed I am about knowing something, my answer may never come or appear as fast as I would like for it to appear.
For the time being I guess all I can do is wonder because the answer to some of these questions are unexplainable or better yet the reasons are all contradicting laws and ideas established by society. I guess contradictions are the ones sustaining the existence of this society. Truth is that “there are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions in life. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light” ( Barry Lopez).