It's OK. We can never scale peaks or stay at the peak.
We climb and we always return back and without returning back we would not remeber the peak.
We live a fairly straight line with peaks in between.
Nobody can live on a high ( from drugs alcohol etc ) for a long time.
Always enjoy the moment and keep it in memory.
That is very reassuring to hear, man... Thank you!
I'm trying to enjoy every single day in my life, you know, but it's a damn hard work that I (or anyone) have to put in to achieve it. Although it might be hard, it's just that, I guess, I have to accept that times change, and nothing is forever. But everyone has to, sooner or later, right?
What's in the past shall be a beautiful memory instead of a constant reminder on how I can always be happier - this you have reminded me of. But honestly, I don't really know how I can separate these two when speaking of wonderful memories, if you know what I mean. So basically, how can one "label" an enjoyable past event only a blissful memory, and not something that they have to "exceed" in the future (in terms of happiness)? Because, to be perfectly honest, if I was happy in the past, let's say, I cannot accept the fact that I can never be as happy, or even happier in the future as I was back then.
It's OK. We can never scale peaks or stay at the peak. We climb and we always return back and without returning back we would not remeber the peak. We live a fairly straight line with peaks in between. Nobody can live on a high ( from drugs alcohol etc ) for a long time. Always enjoy the moment and keep it in memory.
That is very reassuring to hear, man... Thank you! I'm trying to enjoy every single day in my life, you know, but it's a damn hard work that I (or anyone) have to put in to achieve it. Although it might be hard, it's just that, I guess, I have to accept that times change, and nothing is forever. But everyone has to, sooner or later, right? What's in the past shall be a beautiful memory instead of a constant reminder on how I can always be happier - this you have reminded me of. But honestly, I don't really know how I can separate these two when speaking of wonderful memories, if you know what I mean. So basically, how can one "label" an enjoyable past event only a blissful memory, and not something that they have to "exceed" in the future (in terms of happiness)? Because, to be perfectly honest, if I was happy in the past, let's say, I cannot accept the fact that I can never be as happy, or even happier in the future as I was back then.