Pursue Happiness

Pursue Happiness

(It Is Your Gift)

     Pursuing our dreams in life is a humanity's gift, one that can not be taken literally, rather it is a figure of speech. One that reflects not what minds conjure in a state of rest, such as dreams, yet quite the opposite. The dreams we pursue are ones of a conscious thought and of enlightening engagement that brings about a life of joy and happiness. Unique to each of us, we will find our desire changes as we go about our lives, through new knowledge, experiences, and a host of various circumstances, we will find what was, what is, and find hope in what may come. That hope is a key. Developing and strengthening my hope and desire to pursue happiness, seeking it out in any form possible, not only help me turn my life into degrading piece of trash, then to a work of genius, but to a life fully appreciated, even by myself. The life we decide to live is the life we will have to continue to face in the future, making it a face we like to see everyday for the rest of our lives is the ultimate key.

    The ability to pursue, anything, is itself a gift. There are many that give up before their first step, I have to imagine, a baby being able to never want to take a single step, how impossible is that? Even to imagine, yet there are grown adults that will never take that one step to pursue their dream, their happiness. The figure of speech, as mentioned, is subject to much confusion, and argument. Strong words, of course the matter of pursuing happiness is a gift that should not be taken as something to overlook. This is a priceless moment, that an individual reaches their dreams, acheiving lasting happiness, doesn't look at what they have gained, but all that they went through, overcame, fell short of, triumphed, but remained hopeful. Hope is a product believing an end to a belief. You hope that you see those you love again, it is not certain, so we hope. Hope is not always a conscious act, we can say we know anything, but the reality is our certainty is base on a hope that we will be right again. Such certainty and sound belief, should not be forgotten, especially when we must pursue happiness. Children will always be creative, for how long one will be next to another, is uncetain. If they never lose such a creative mind, who should achieve their dream first, if at all?

     When we lay down and find ourselves in a state of uncconsciousness, involuntary acts, thoughts, and emotions, not a coma, not passed out, without life, we are at rest. Most cannot choose what they will think while in this state of mind. Though, if one could remember what their mind was able to create to make happen, the possibility are essentially endless. Can such things be said about the state of consciousness? Is the mind still able to create anything? Such certainty can be debated, argued, or subject to interpretation.