RE: Über halbe Sachen | About half things
When we sit down to drink tea, we expect a pleasant tartness and heat, but we don't consider that the ceiling could collapse on us during our tea party.
For a moment, let's assume: we DO consider that a sudden event could destroy our lives or kill us completely.
What would be the consequences of such considering?
Normally, we use to consider the ongoing of our lives, i.e. we search to gain friends and try to get the money for housing, and clothing, and eating .
Now, if we consider our lives to end very soon, what impact would this have on us? Could we dismiss all sorrows about the next day? Could we get free in a deep sense? Could we drink our tea in such a freedom? Or would it occur that we jump on our feet and - instead of drinking tea - dance to the sound of our singing?
The thing is, everyone reacts differently. Thinking about tomorrow while living today just doesn't cut it. The same goes for the past, it's gone. We are today, now. If you want to jump up, you can; if you want to scream, you're welcome, many options are available. Perhaps the tinsel of social politeness is superfluous in such a situation )))). Panic is also possible—the worst case scenario, and practically uncontrollable, based on a damaged nervous system (birth trauma, stress, depression, etc.), meaning it can come uncontrollably. Can we find freedom? Yes. And not necessarily in a critical situation, it's enough to turn off all fears. But there's a downside here, - without survival reflexes, fears act as warnings, it's quite easy to foolishly cross the line, and that's wrong. Therefore, chasing freedom in the matrix of reality EARTH in this sector of space is quite illusory. ))) All that's left is to drink tea and enjoy life as much as possible, and you can sing between sips.))))
By the way, I'll go make some tea)))
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