You know, that's such a good question. Originally I answered saying that I want to be more than content. Then I changed it to I want to be more than content and feel connected to someone. Then I changed it to I want to be more than content, connected to someone, and connected to myself. Now I'm not sure exactly what I want. I think that the main thing that I want is to be connected to myself. I want my actions, words, and thoughts to all match up. The main thing I want it to know what it going on within myself and understand what I do and why I'm doing it, what I say and why I'm saying it, and what I think and how it should effect the other two. I want to be one person instead of many. I feel less detatched from myself and other people.
Just because I don't show detattatchment doesn't mean that the feeling isn't there.
So there is one interesting conversation I've had this week out of the way.
Are you up for another?
Many people say they want to make an impact or change the world, or change something. My question to all of you is, what exactly is it that you want to change. What type of affect do you want to have? Personally, for the moment, I want to be able to change how people think. I want to be able to use my words to inspire people to start thinking about things that are important. I want people to read my words and get their own words flowing, get their minds flowing, to realize things within themselves and around them. I want to change people, not forcefully, but still change them for life. I think that you change everyone you meet, I want to change people for the better. I want to get them thinking about things. In my opinion, starting to think about things that one normally wouldn't think about is a change for the better. There isn't ever any growth if there isn't any change. I want to help people grow. What kind of impact do you want to make? You may answer wherever you like.
Andrea talked about people being generally happy lately. I spoke with her about it rather late at night (or I think it was late at night, I get confused about what time our conversations take place sometimes), and I see what she means. Besides the people who will always be sad, and will never allow themselves to find the light, it seems like everyone is generally on the upside of things. Maybe I'm simply forgetting people, but I quite agree with Andrea. Life seems generally good right now. People have changed, but it appears that after a little bit of thinking and a little bit of just letting things go, people are basically happy. It's really a great thing to see; so many of us are normally so down. I had to admit that I'm probably the happiest this summer then I have been in years. I'm just generally happy, and when I'm not happy I'm at least content. I haven't really been downright sad or upset in a while. I really can't remember the last time I cried which for me is quite unusual. I'm really enjoying this lightheartedness. Things are going generally well for me, yes, but also I'm simply taking things better. I'm way more mellow than I used to be. I think basically I've stopped freaking out about things so much as realized what they really are, and it turns out that many of the things that before would have sent me to tears aren't really all that big of a deal.
I quite like it.
I really hope that this doesn't turn out like the Roaring 20's and turn into a Great Depression.
If nothing else we can listen to Jazz for a while.
I love life. ;D
It's time to begin, isn't it?
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