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Sunday, October 17, 2010

When You Have Nothing Vs. Everything

They say, you have nothing until you have lost everything. So all that have something have nothing? Is it that when we have lost all that we possess, like Victor E. Frankl; he became more than what he lost, we have more in intangibles? As we know, intangibles are often worth more than tangibles. For example the emotional attachment to certain things, are worth more than the things.

Freedom from debt, and freedom from possession. What do we have then when we are free of all that belongs to us? Do we in fact have nothing?

We do in fact have nothing, but interchangeably, we have everything. This is so because our mind is worry free, therefor relieving our mind of the need of security that comes with owning things. In doing so, the mind has freed space that we can devote to more knowledge, more memories; more living.

"It is not feasible to lose everything, neither is it right in the idea that everything has to be loss. The idea that a loss, or feeling of loss create more than feeling in satisfaction. satisfied people, as far as I know, create nothing new. It is does who are not satisfied that bring new things to the world, Idea and such."



Just an Idea,
Along with that I leave you with the following poem:

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