A reader
fed back on
my previous post
and
this post is my reply,
which is not exclusively addressed to
this reader but to everyone.
Check that comment out
if you like.
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Hello Anonymous,
thanks for your feedback!
You are certainly correct about
not all dreamers
achieve nothing.
I love dreamers
because they think big.
In fact,
I enjoy dreaming
because it inspires me
to do new things.
The purpose of the post is
not to demean dreamers
and
good intentions
but
to remind ourselves
dreaming and having good intentions are
not enough
if we want to
make things happen.
Dreamers inspire
but
how long could they
inspire others
if they only dream
and
never seem to
live out
their dreams?
Being there for a friend,
is
an action.
It is
a physical act
that began with a thought of care
and a good intention of being there.
There is no denying that
actions
are products of
thoughts and good intentions.
Thinking
only becomes
an action
when something is done
to carry that caring thought and good intention out.
Otherwise,
the care that's due is
stuck in the mental state
where the particular friend in need
cannot receive!
A thought of love, a dream or a good intention
birthed in one's mind
is like
the fertilization of a
sperm in an egg -
the first stage of pregnancy.
Developing to the second stage,
conception takes place.
Our thoughts could develop
into concepts and plans
that are critical towards achieving our dreams.
Overtime,
the dreams grows inside
but
they have not become reality
yet.
Without good care,
it could easily be deformed and
eventually die.
However,
if it is nurtured through time and care, the thought, dream and good intention,
when the right time has come,
exits from the
invisible to the visible.
If its delivery
is overdue,
the baby,
the dream,
is at a dangerous state of dying.
We could think and intend many things.
But when we cross the
due date of
translating
our thoughts and intentions
into
actions,
everything is aborted.
The world
cannot see
our intentions and thoughts.
They need us to
express
them
in order to
receive the benefits
of our
good thoughts
and
good intentions.
Fertilisation is the first step
to form a child and
so is a thought to form an act of love.
Definitely, thoughts are important but thoughts alone is nothing.
Fertilisation alone is just the beginning!
Giving is precisely a natural thing to do when you love someone
but sadly in this
imperfect world
where
imperfect people
grow up in
imperfect environment,
giving is not a
natural thing
to everybody.
The post I've written
does not challenge this truth at all
but
it challenges our belief of loving someone.
The reminder is necessary
because
what we belief
may not be true
at all.
Sometimes,
we think we love someone,
we could even strongly believe we do,
we could talk about it,
yet not give
to the person.
With a mind of our own,
people own different definitions of
love.
To some,
to love may not mean
to give
because
to them,
love is just a
feeling
and
feeling it
is enough.
That is why there are
people who break their marriages
simply because
they don't feel anything anymore.
But truth is,
that isn't love
and
if one knows,
people own different definitions of
love.
To some,
to love may not mean
to give
because
to them,
love is just a
feeling
and
feeling it
is enough.
That is why there are
people who break their marriages
simply because
they don't feel anything anymore.
But truth is,
that isn't love
and
not everyone
knows
orif one knows,
not everyone
lives it out.
If everyone is as clear as you
that love means giving,
there wouldn't be any broken relationships
and
hurts in this world.
Truth is,
not everyone knows
what you know
and
what's natural to you
is not natural
for everyone else.
not everyone knows
what you know
and
what's natural to you
is not natural
for everyone else.
We may know
how to love,
but
we may not
live it out
by
live it out
by
giving;
at least,
not
everybody.
Also,
not everyone
knows
how to love.
I may think
I know,
but whether I really do
is another matter.
How do we know then?
We simply need
to
be taught
the
truth about love
and
owing to
our humanly weakness of forgetfulness,
be reminded
how to love.
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