You Can't Have An Omelette Without Breaking Some Eggs

You Can't Have An Omelette Without Breaking Some Eggs

WHO says that IF we were born like scions of the Rockefellers and Trumps and that you're given a blanket guarantee that your life will be near-perfect [if NOT picture-perfect] from your first breath till your last breath?  NO WAY Jose.  Perhaps we want to hear the story about the reason WHY the instant we were born, we cry???  Do we feel we're alive to suffer???  YES, You Can't Have An Omelette Without Breaking Some Eggs

Life is a SACRIFICE. so we are told, right?  Get a good education, find a good job.  Here you go.  DON'T we feel it?  I mean, the instant we are thrown on this Planet Earth, crying loudly and flopping around, everything is clear.  We are here to SUFFER.  That's HOW it starts and that's HOW life spontaneously goes.  Doing a lookup @ the dictionary, SACRIFICE is defined as 'TO GIVE UP SOMETHING THAT IS VALUABLE TO YOU IN ORDER TO HELP ANOTHER ONE💦💦💦

Can we spend the next minutes to explore this vision.  YES, life is the most valuable thing we have.  In the absence of life, we are NOT.  An individual does NOT exist in the absence of a biological context.  HOWEVER, this definition is insufficient to describe the human conception of life.  We all need REASONS TO LIVE and aim at fulfilling our desires of self-realization.  In a nutshell, we need PURPOSE in our life😃😃😃

In brief, giving up on our life means giving up our personal reason to stay alive.  BUT when does this sentiment of SACRIFICE arise?  YES, a concrete sensation of SACRIFICE arises WHEN an individual feels that undesired need to answer to the world for the first time.  The world we are born into, which comprises our culture and even those institutions, all those that precede us are imposed on the newborn [and alas, immediately it takes its toll].  For instance, WHY do we need to work [WHAT if I DON'T want to?]?  WHY should I pay taxes???

Our takeaway:  Regardless of your societal strata today, life is an aggregation of UPSIDEs and DOWNSIDEs, sometimes a combination of looping iterations, very much akin to my experience in my yesteryears WHEN I was deep into my linear programming.  Oh, I grabbed this funny quote from American comedian Stephen Colbert WHO says we can still make an omelette without breaking eggs [ONLY THAT it will be a REALLY BAD OMELETTE]❗❗❗