Life’s too short, and individual resources too limited, for a single being to accomplish everything single-handedly, and in a single lifetime. And so, if there’s a change you wish for the world, consider taking the world into confidence. If the thought behind your thought is powerful enough, it’ll work its way into other people. It’ll ignite them from within. And then, your thought, your idea won’t remain yours alone. It’ll grow beyond you. It’ll grow into, and inside people. The change you wish for, will grow from people to people. And it’ll continue to grow without, and after you.
(c) Mickey Kumra
“Giving up”, as a strategy, has never really done much for me. It’s proven to be neither good, nor successful under relevant circumstances. Circumstances involving those of my wants I consider reasonable. I’ve tried this strategy more than a few times, and it’s failed me almost every time. Continue reading Gave up
People, places. Objectives, obsessions. Meanings, methods. Successes, scores. Anything that’s not adding to you, is wasting you.
Whatever isn’t growing you, is limiting you.
(c) Mickey Kumra
Your truest friends are those whose attitude, expectations, and treatment—towards, from, or of you—are not altered by alterations in status or stature—yours or theirs.
(c) Mickey Kumra
Heartbreak frequently leads to one closing up. To them losing their innocence, their childlikeness. This loss of innocence is perhaps one of the greater losses. And it’s perhaps the reason one can’t trust, or love, as deeply as they once have. Continue reading Innocence Lost
What are you running after? Does the pursuit provide you peace? Will achievement provide you satisfaction? How long might the peace, or satisfaction last?
Life. A mad rush from winter to summer. In the hope of eternal spring.
(c) Mickey Kumra
A new life begins the moment you realize it was another life all along. Another life, all the time, up to the present. The moment you lose fondness for, and attachment to, the life you’ve had. The moment you can no longer see meaning in, or benefits from, the person you’ve been.
(c) Mickey Kumra
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