Originally posted by genius"Life is something we do before re-waking in the Better Place. Life is a big dream"
if life is what occurse between the moment of birth and the moment of death, does that mean that the essence of life is time?
-Some book I read. Author probaly saw the Matrix too many times. π
Originally posted by genius"The Question is, what do you do with the time that is given to you..." (quote by Ian McKellen...a.k.a Gandalf)
if life is what occurse between the moment of birth and the moment of death, does that mean that the essence of life is time?
But you're right, you can't live forever on this planet, so it wouldn't be smart if you would play chess behind your computer for a hundred yearsπ
Olav
Back when I was young(er), a simple and semi-common event changed my life. I saw a shooting star. At that perticular moment in time I decided that I should live my life like that shooting star. All of the stars in the sky appear every night, time after time. There is little distinguishable between one and another, atleast not without looking closesly and few people do so. Then there was that shooting star. It was gone in a moment, never to be seen again. It would not be out every night like the other "stars". Nonetheless.....I will always remember that star. It stood out. It lit up the sky and made people for miles around hope it would carry their wishes into life. It brought a smile to many faces staring into the sky that night, mine but one of them.
My friends, I am not concerned with how long I live on this planet. I am only concerned with that I shine brightly during the time that I am here. π
Originally posted by OmnislashYou know that shooting stars aren't really stars, don't you....?
Back when I was young(er), a simple and semi-common event changed my life. I saw a shooting star. At that perticular moment in time I decided that I should live my life like that shooting star. All of the stars in the sky appear every night, time after time. There is little distinguishable between one and another, atleast not without looking closesly and f ...[text shortened]... this planet. I am only concerned with that I shine brightly during the time that I am here. π
Originally posted by CrowleyLOL! Of course I know! The story wouldn't have quite the same feeling if I said, "I decided to live my life like that piece of debris burning up in the atmosphere." It's the similarity in our perception of ......... anyway, I think you know what I meant. Call it poetic license if you will (either that or the perception of a small child). π
You know that shooting stars aren't really stars, don't you....?