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Sunday, January 4, 2009

Philosophizing about growing pangs/pains

I like growing. I crave it. I'm excited by new possibilities. I jump head first into them. Sometimes, however, new experiences lead to new introspection which leads to insights that may or may not be so positive.
What do people do once they realize that, through the process of their own experiences and introspection, that they have lead themselves to a point of view which is no longer copasetic with their current state of being?
In other words, is a bird in the hand really worth two in the bush? Am I sacrificing what I know I want for something I think is better for now?
Is this new possibility too new? Am I ready for it? Have other people felt this way in their lives? How often? And what do they do about it?

2 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

People who don't take a moment to stop, look around, and make sure they're still going where they want to go end up VERY unhappy in the end. It's completely natural to change your mind about what you want and how you're willing to get it. It really is growing. :)

January 4, 2009 at 2:52 PM

 
Blogger phlegmblogger said...

Sometimes, it seems we are given "signs" that we are headed the wrong way, yet we ignore them, but once you recognize you are not where you want to be, and you are able to change it, you can reflect on the unwanted situation and actually learn something from it. Sooooo, were we really headed the wrong way or were we meant to be there at that time?

January 4, 2009 at 7:45 PM

 

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