Society & Culture & Entertainment Reading & Book Reviews

Living in a Paradox

We study in schools yet learn more outside of schools.
We live in bigger houses yet have smaller families.
We have bigger beds yet have less time to sleep.
We have the money yet have little time to enjoy.
We have higher incomes yet our happiness index is lower.
We eat rich food and end up having rich man's disease.
We have fast food yet still slow to catch the movie.
We work super hard and our heart takes a beating.
Strangely the more we give, the more we get.
The more we have, the more we want to have more.
We now have more possessions but less values.
We spend more money on our outer appearance than more time on our inner soul.
We talk too fast, walk too fast yet slow to praise and hug.
We have more knowledge yet create more problems.
The earth supports us yet we we do things to harm the earth.
We need to go through hell before we realize what is well.
We need to lose love before we learn how to love.
We learn how to make a living yet we do not know how to live a life.
We study stars 1000 light years away from Earth yet we know little of our inner self.
We do not stop playing because we grow old; We grow old because we stop playing.
We cry when we enter the world; Others cry when we leave this world.
Is death the end or is it just the beginning?
SHARE
RELATED POSTS on "Society & Culture & Entertainment"
Workplace Violence - Planning for Prevention and Response by Kim M Kerr
Workplace Violence - Planning for Prevention and Response by Kim M Kerr
Lori's Song Written by Lori Foroozandeh
Lori's Song Written by Lori Foroozandeh
When Love And All Of It's Ills Get To You
When Love And All Of It's Ills Get To You
"Symptoms of Terminal Passion" author Chester Aaron: Book Review
"Symptoms of Terminal Passion" author Chester Aaron: Book Review
Marone Memoirs - An Immigrant Story - Review
Marone Memoirs - An Immigrant Story - Review
Book Review Dilip Kumar (The Substance and the Shadow, An Autobiography)
Book Review Dilip Kumar (The Substance and the Shadow, An Autobiography)
As We All Know
As We All Know
"300 Creative Dates" by Michael Webb - A Review
"300 Creative Dates" by Michael Webb - A Review
Relevance - Making Stuff That Matters - Tim Manners
Relevance - Making Stuff That Matters - Tim Manners
Forget Esoteric: How to Get Your Poetry Out of the Closet and Into a Book
Forget Esoteric: How to Get Your Poetry Out of the Closet and Into a Book
Starting As an Online Marketeer? Read How Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Can Impact Your Life
Starting As an Online Marketeer? Read How Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Can Impact Your Life
Who Are You to Say, Who Or What Makes Him or Her a Poet?
Who Are You to Say, Who Or What Makes Him or Her a Poet?
Feel the Warmth
Feel the Warmth
The Unthinkable - Bio Terrorism in This Thrilling and Riveting Novel
The Unthinkable - Bio Terrorism in This Thrilling and Riveting Novel
How Audiobooks Can Help You Read More Books With Less Time and Money
How Audiobooks Can Help You Read More Books With Less Time and Money
Suspense Fiction Books
Suspense Fiction Books
The Virtuoso Lover Review - Is it All That it Claims to Be
The Virtuoso Lover Review - Is it All That it Claims to Be
A Sound Among the Trees by Susan Meissner: A Review
A Sound Among the Trees by Susan Meissner: A Review
Once More to the Lake
Once More to the Lake
Synopsis of 'A Diary's House: Where True Love Endures' by C David Murphy
Synopsis of 'A Diary's House: Where True Love Endures' by C David Murphy

Leave Your Reply

*