Saturday, February 20, 2010

Finding Inspiration


Seeking inspiration-isn't that something we all do daily? We seek to be inspired, to be motivated, to be moved & changed by something, anything.

But what happens when we lose that inspiration?

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Rest In Peace, 爷爷`

我永远会想你。 谢谢你。我爱你。

For the first time in a while, I have no words to say.
My mind is blank and my heart is numb.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Thankful

Today, I realized how incredibly thankful and proud to have my parents by my side. Despite the emotional roller coasters from all of their tough love tactics and Asian upbringings, I can happily say that they are my biggest role models in life.

If I could simply amount to what they have accomplished, I would be eternally happy.

I should tell them.

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Freedom

Self acceptance is the key to true liberation.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Words

i enjoy writing.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Satisfaction: Is it real?

Satisfaction.
the contentment one feels when one has fulfilled a desire, need, or expectation

Can long term satisfaction be real? or is it merely a fragment of one's imagination?

Sometimes I believe that there is never true satisfaction within our life. I mean, yes, there are small satisfactions, lets call them instant gratifications, you get an A on a test you studied hours for, you're in food coma status after finishing Thanksgiving dinner, you, etc. The list goes on and on. There are others that bring you longer moments of happiness like landing your dream job, becoming financially well off, having a family, etc.

So what constitutes satisfaction? Is it happiness? Is it getting everything you want or is it accepting the way everything is through a positive perspective? Can you fufill everything you want in life, every expectation, need or desire?

If satisfaction is accepting things for the way they are and being content about it, then doesn't that denote the single reason behind mankind? It would mean that we would forever be happy and content with our situation as it is. We, as humans are born with a thirst for the" whys" and "hows", of everything surrounding us. We learn to strive to achieve the next big thing that would revolutionize our lives.

Achieving satisifaction is what drives society, its what motivates our doctors, lawyers, scientists, artists, business people, given that every reason is different. whether it be knowing that you made a contribution to the world, changing the way people view things, achieving financial stability, etc.

Satisfaction sure can be addicting. Its what drives us but it is only temporary before we move onto the next big thing. I belive no one can ever be satisfied about one thing forever. Finding the next satisfaction is how we live.


So, without dissatisfaction, where would we be?

Saturday, October 24, 2009