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Deserve happiness

November 14th, 2009 by windmaomao

What if you say you’re not happy.

What if I tell you are wrong.

What if I say your body made excuses preventing you from happiness.

What if you trust me for a single second.

Happiness is unconditional,and it’s the “if you are deserving happiness” assumption which draws the line.

If you are unhappy, it’s because you think you’re not deserving it, or you’re not worthwhile unless you do this, do that, and etc. How these assumption came into your mind :) This can only be contributing to your parents, your society that you grow up with. No offense, people are not born with happiness. Unfortunately, though these assumption are designed for better survives, they fail the job to make you happy.

Even worse, they create excuses to make you not feel happy, because if you do, they think you’re going to die. They are very very protective for your survives, since they’re your basic instinct, they don’t want you to be extinct. So they make you more money, make you better husband or wife, make you better and bigger house, and make you better and beautiful child. But they don’t let you rest a while to enjoy happiness.

This is not their fault. The problem lies your basic assumption of “if you deserve happiness” at this current moment.

Do you deserve? think about it, it’s not your words that’s important, it’s the assumption that makes the difference.

Kill your excuses and adjust your assumption. Evaluate your goal and take control of your life, your happiness won’t come naturally, nobody is responsible for your happiness except you. Don’t make excuses that you won’t happy unless you do this or that.

I feel happy, so I want to do this today :) Because this is my life, I deserve happiness like anybody else.

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As real as crap

September 22nd, 2009 by windmaomao

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I start to like this word more and more since I know the life is full of crap and don’t take me wrong, I’m not complaining, yes, crap it is and as I allow myself producing more and more crap everyday, I know as a matter of fact, they’re as real as the life.

Human tends to perfection their image to certain extent to distinguish from animals. By raising the bar higher, anxiety is raised as well if things are not going the way they wanted. Yelling at each other, cursing at each other, killing each other, sleeping with this and that, well, you name it. Well no need to curse anybody, crap is what it’s supposed to be at first place. Random is the perfect initial condition and his name is crap :)

It takes work to out arrange randomness, to distort its origin appearance. No offense to this, just remember don’t take arrangement for granted, doing that takes time and perfection something needs dedication.

Well, so to make yourself comfortable, start to make crap and take crap and think the world is made of crap before you start to shape the crap, since crap is something you’ll be with for the rest of the world. And be happy and comfortable with it, if you happen to unlearn this at first place, please take time to relearn it. It’s quick, because it’s crap.

Note: be happy with your crap as well as others, life is full of …, bingo

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Say no to #1

September 17th, 2009 by windmaomao

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Reasoning seems to a big difference between human and animals (who might reason something we don’t understand ;) Over some time, I thought reasoning is kinda of barrier which prevents me doing things I like in a happy way.

Gradually, I found out something I learned from my childhood might be the root of my problem. I’ve been taught, whenever doing anything, I need to be good. If less than good (whatever it’s defined in their dictionary), I got punished. So continue this way of logic, things seem to have good or wrong at first place, and you can choose between good or not at first place as well. And most likely if you settle down with anything you wan to do, you have to be good at first place.

Well, everyone knows where the problem is now. It’s not the reasoning which is the problem, it’s the “healthy” reasoning based on wrong facts.

Ok, take a big breath :) Let me layout couple of things which can be improved if not to reinvent it. First, striving for #1 at the first place is killing type of thoughts. Second, don’t allow yourself to be un-good or might never be good in certain category is second killing type of thoughts. Third, that happiness is defined as good is the last killing type of thoughts.

Now, let’s rephrase the three facts, one, you don’t have to be #1, there’s no #1 in to-be-me category; two, allow yourself to create crap every now and then, and just enjoy making craps; three, happiness is free as air, everyone gets it everyday for no reason, you don’t have to fight for it.

If you want the feeling to be #1, you already have it, just dream it :) It’s just the feeling you want to have, even at the end of the accomplishment.

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Feelings and thoughts…

September 2nd, 2009 by windmaomao

Each feeling worth its existence. It’s a natural process of human. And there’s nothing wrong to have feelings that you “think” shouldn’t be there due to your background, knowledge, social levels and status, etc. Please, don’t take the existence of the feeling too much a big deal. Being a good guy doesn’t mean you can’t have a negative thoughts or “bad” thoughts. Brave man doesn’t mean he can’t be timid facing enemy. Thoughts and feelings aren’t the one that draws the line between good and evil, right and wrong, etc.

Suppress your feeling is an common thing to do if you believe good things come from good thoughts or feelings. No offense to this, but I’d rather starting to believe, good things come from good actions, but thoughts isn’t the thing that you want to mess up with at the first place.

You’re born with your hand to pick up something, and you’re born with your brain to feel and have thoughts which reflects from outside or inside stimulants. When you try to interfere this normal functionality of feeling, you’re ABUSING your brain. If you do this to yourself, you’re abusing yourself, and if you are doing it to others, you are abusing others. If you do it regularly, your abusing becomes an habit. I think abusing habit isn’t the thing that will put you in the good man category.

So please just don’t believe good things come with good thoughts, ditch it then. Don’t suppress your feeling, and let it go. It’s your action that really matters, a brave man who fights till death is still brave, even he had the thoughts that he’s afraid to die. He has every right to feel, think and share every bits of his thoughts of afraid to die. He chose to fight, is what he acts. Don’t separate his hero side with his common human side.

In general, everyone expect (or is expected) to be good, success, … ? any exciting word you want to put here. I don’t know if you can live up to that expectation. But first you still can have the thoughts to be wrong, failure, and any toxic words you don’t want (or let others) to put for yourself. There’s nothing wrong to be one of them, and there’s seriously nothing wrong first to think about being them. IMO, you should think about them for fun in general. Remember you can decide later what thought is the one you want to take after experiencing all of the possibilities.

That you can feel, is the greatest thing ever.

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