Isn't That The Ultimate Goal?

 



Just recently I was reading a book and in one of the chapters it had mentioned the following life principle, which I would like to share with you all.

The 3 principles of Nature.

-          Nothing is Perfect

-          Nothing is Finished

-          Nothing is Forever

The prologue highlights these 3 simple yet absolutely sensible, logical and enlightening points that our lives should be based upon.

Nothing is perfect, meaning there is always, ALWAYS room for improvement. When one declares something to be perfect, it hampers the evolution and hence no further growth would happen. One need to accept the reality of imperfection, meaning not resignation from the best, but always welcoming the evolvement and making room for more.

Always Embracing Imperfection. Always Evolving.

Nothing Finishes, meaning nothing ever stops, nothing is yet done and final touch doesn’t really exist. The nature is always changing, jumping from one process to other continuously and so are we humans. This principle talks about embracing continuous learning and assuming everything is still to be done and still to be lived.

Nothing is really Finished. A New Process Begins.

Nothing Lasts Forever, this principle we all are pretty much aware and most of us even apply it in our day to day lives. We try to live the moment, be in it and enjoy it while it lasts.

This principle talks about accepting the fact nothings lasts forever and everything is going to change no matter what. Whether it’s your looks, your work, your place, your relationships, your attitude etc. basically everything is ought to change in one way or other.

Rather Than Saddening About it, it is good to accept that “Nothing Lasts Forever”

My Take:

While I was reading each of this point and grasping the meaning of this, I felt it was truly mind refreshing and de stressing. With our current lifestyle we are constantly hustling and juggling with work, social life, family life etc. and we are never really at one place physically and mentally. We always have FOMO and tend to be anxious a lot of times.

By applying these principles in our daily lives

  • -          We can work better and be contented with what we do.
  • -          We can manage our stress levels more efficiently.
  • -          Be prepared for all kinds of changes in our lives.
  • -          Grow at professional, personal and emotional level.
  • -          Being a humble person with peacefulness within.
  •        Helps us maintain a positive attitude towards everything.
  •        We could have a better work life, better family life, better relationships and eventually live a  wholesome life.


        Isn't that the ultimate goal?


      




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