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what about tough times?
are they gonna end?
do you think there will be a point in your life at which tough times are finally behind you?
me?
I don't have a simple yes or no answer.
I say yes there will be such a point but only for those who stop trying.
and I say no there won't be such a point but only for those who are not gonna fall asleep.
فکر کن دکتر بهت گفته فقط یک ماه دیگه زنده میمونی،
در این صورت
با مردم چطور رفتار میکنی؟
رفتارت فرق میکنه، نه؟
سوال اینه: چه ضمانتی هست که بیشتر از یک ماه دیگه زنده میمونی؟
یادم بمونه که دل جای انبار کردن محبت نیست، جای توسعه محبته.
our response to intrinsic calls is not limited to finding a companion and
although we always contemplate on our next act most of the time we get
pulled by our needs resulting compulsive acts!
take a look
at your life, for example, how many decisions have you made so far? what
percent of them were made without the slightest pull from your
intrinsic needs?
again, I'm not disapproving. I'm the one who has done almost everything in favor of intrinsic values; based on his own view.
let
me ask you another question: what does make you happy when you're in the
death bed? and let me guess: "results". if you see results in your lived life at
the time of death you embrace the soil with happiness; and vice versa.
that
question was the introduction to this one: how are you gonna evaluate
the results? isn't it based on what you have learned in your life; upon
the foundation made by your family in your early life?
see
we get restricted to a lifestyle which makes our destiny and at the end
we analyze and score our effort based on the values defined by that
lifestyle which is in turn a web of decisions and actions.
and you may guess what percent of this web are made because of intrinsic pulls.
to be continued...
the intrinsic pull toward having a companion is not a thing that one can deny, including me.
I went down that road at the very beginning state of shaping my individual character, say early 20s.
(it was terrifically enjoyable and it was when I got the barest inkling of what solace would be, though I did not take it).
in general, some men are seeking a "wife", some a "doll" and others either going after someone in between or not having made up their mind yet. this classification can be applicable to, say, 80 percent of men.
to my observations, I think most of the men seeking a relationship are actually being pulled by the intrinsic call to find someone besides themselves ( what's happening in practice is different from having a companion and is inferior), though this call might be totally vague to them.
I'm not gonna take a dim view of it or condemn it, I'm just saying how strong this pull I see from where I'm standing. actually I cut men some slacks here.