Nothing is definitive.

And the only certainty we have is that all will come to an end.
Yet life itself continues.

What I am trying to explore here, is how I currently see the finality of my life.

We are all potential in the making. But there is no certainty that we will be able to manifest and materialise our potential.
Often unaware of ourselves, until, very often, life drags us on our knees, and we are invited to strengthen up and start to discover who we are and what our potential is that we could work out. And there is nothing easy about that.

For myself, I have noticed that I could only start to delve deep when I could let go of many limiting beliefs about myself, about others and about life itself.
When I could see myself as a child. As a new being that arrived on this planet that is already so old.
So much older and wiser than I could ever claim to be.
That actually I don’t really know anything at all. I assume a lot, I accept, without really asking: “Why do I think this is the truth?”.

I started to shape the person I wanted to be for this Earth. Starting to be grateful at the miracle of me being even allowed to be here with you guys. I humbled down, or at least I try, my entitled attitude.
Isn’t it a miracle that we are here? That we are here now.
Despite how hard and unpredictable life is at times, or all the time for some of us.

The young child of Earth that I realised I am, will once be gone.

So what will have been the legacy that I will have left for the other children to come? How will I have served the now and set the foundations for the future?
How will I ever be able to thank for the gift of life?

I came through my parents, but they do not own me, as I am a part of the Creation.
A part that is now, but not always will be. Yet, what I create today has an impact on the whole.
Can I be aware of that I am non-permanent and yet take responsibility at the same time?

This is when I get that my potential does not belong to me. My actions do not benefit me, as I am only of temporary passage here.

Because nothing is definitive. But life goes on.

Najois

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