I think I need
to improve myself and my current situation, because I am dissatisfied (at least
a little bit) with how things are. I have a drive to improve, improve. There is
some urge whether it’s an internal drive or an external push from society. So I
strive for change.
For my recent
times it all was about exercise more, eat better, read more, be more mindful,
do more productive work, and be more disciplined.
And yet, I
struggle with change. Why is that? What’s going on? Why am I going to accomplish
with this?
For temporary mundane
sake, the problem is that I cling to the illusion of solidity.
Allow me to
explain. It turns out that I want things to be solid in my lives: I want a
solid accomplishment, money routine, work routine, daily routine. I want a
solid version of myself, that’s not so blown about by the winds of whim.
I want everyone
else around me to be solid, dependable, stable, the way I want them to be. I
want my relationships with human to be solid, trustworthy. I want my body to be
solid, not subject to injury and illness. I want everyone else to be solid and
not die or get sick. Of course, my rational minds know this always possible,
but still, this is what I want. Solidity.
Unfortunately, I’m
grasping for something solid in a river. There is no solidity, just fluidity.
I am fluid, like
water. Nonsolid, like an air.
And yet I want myself
to be solid. I grasp for this solidity, despite my fluidity. I struggle with my
improvements, because even if I perfectly plan my solid progress, I will never
follow this perfectly solid plan. I drip through the form I created for myself,
find the cracks and leak out of it.
Everything else
around me is also nonsolid. Every other entity is just as fluid as we are. I
want everything and everyone to be solid, but they aren’t. They never will.
So how to tackle
this?
For now, I can just
barely consider none of the problems around me are that big of a deal. There’s
nothing I can’t handle. So, till I get the problem I can’t solve in future
time, help me to do what I have to do.
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