Let me count the ways
How much right can one feel?
It comes to my head that ones source of happiness is mainly based on that persons reaction to events, or action if you will. If we believe that God has all the right intentions for us, then why not be happy? But, since we live in a very 'human' society it comes across hard for that individual to keep that sense of happiness for a lengthy period of time. Why is that? Why must our society have these ideals that everyone should live by when they are not what we 'really' want out of life... speaking from a Christian mindset. Why can't we just be genuinly happy without been called wierd, or looked upon as though we aren't contributing to society... because as we all know... the people that contribute to society are mainly work-a-holics that sit behind a desk all day and the only time they smile is when they get a humorous e-mail, or it is fake to show her/his co-workers that s/he cares... when they both know they don't.
So, I say... be happy... be called crazy. Then one day when everyone's doing it... it'll be 'normal.' Isn't that what everyone strives towards?
Hmmm,
Kirk
It comes to my head that ones source of happiness is mainly based on that persons reaction to events, or action if you will. If we believe that God has all the right intentions for us, then why not be happy? But, since we live in a very 'human' society it comes across hard for that individual to keep that sense of happiness for a lengthy period of time. Why is that? Why must our society have these ideals that everyone should live by when they are not what we 'really' want out of life... speaking from a Christian mindset. Why can't we just be genuinly happy without been called wierd, or looked upon as though we aren't contributing to society... because as we all know... the people that contribute to society are mainly work-a-holics that sit behind a desk all day and the only time they smile is when they get a humorous e-mail, or it is fake to show her/his co-workers that s/he cares... when they both know they don't.
So, I say... be happy... be called crazy. Then one day when everyone's doing it... it'll be 'normal.' Isn't that what everyone strives towards?
Hmmm,
Kirk