WANTING MORE
In our society, we have come to believe that discomfort always means something is wrong. We are conditioned to believe that feelings of distress, pain, deprivation, yearning, and longing mean something is wrong with the way we are living our lives.
Conversely, we are convinced that a rightly lived life must give us serenity, completion, and fulfillment. Comfort means "right" and distress means "wrong." The influence of such convictions is stifling to the human spirit. Individually and collectively, we must somehow recover the truth. The truth is, we were never meant to be completely satisfied.
I just think that we should not condemn ourselves for wanting more for our own lives. As it is, life is not that long. Shouldn't we learn to live it to the fullest...not settle for second best!
Cheryl
Conversely, we are convinced that a rightly lived life must give us serenity, completion, and fulfillment. Comfort means "right" and distress means "wrong." The influence of such convictions is stifling to the human spirit. Individually and collectively, we must somehow recover the truth. The truth is, we were never meant to be completely satisfied.
I just think that we should not condemn ourselves for wanting more for our own lives. As it is, life is not that long. Shouldn't we learn to live it to the fullest...not settle for second best!
Cheryl
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