a family of four, an elderly couple walking hand in hand, a teenager somewhat raging down the phone, young couples, people cycling by, others on motorbikes, people in cars, a mother pushing her child along in a pram. we live really self centred lives~ one human alone is really insignificant in such a large world where billions live. but in our lives, we tend to exist as one of the - if not - most important.
you're only aware of the people in your lives. the updates on facebook, twitter, the text messages, phone calls. whilst doing so, you're walking by so many other people doing exactly the same thing, except for one thing. you do not know each other, you are not linked.
meeting someone is something amazing. sometimes, in our busy lives. we forget about the values of friends, life, everything. focused intensely on one thing alone, you forget to take luxury in others.
we truly do live in a beautiful world. its amazing. the things we can do now, encounters, meetings, experiences. [ i did a photographic series regarding the theme - click me ] we're so absorbed in our own problems, issues and blow everything out of proportion.
i do this too.~ i know i do and i try to change, but of course its hard, having to pull out of this familiar feeling of making yourself seem important. there isn't anything wrong with it at all because everyone needs to and should feel and know that there is someone there for them, to help them, support them.it really is up to you how you intend to interpret this. relate it to your own situation because no one life is the same and we should respect and understand that.
just always remember and recognise when you are taking things out of proportion and that things probably aren't as bad as you think :)
