Time for a nap... a bit of philosophy: Does Living have Hidden Costs?

Date:   1/29/2008 8:52:28 PM ( 16 y ago)

6:41 PM
January 28, 08

I better take a nap.
Finished some cleanup around the house.
My bed is messy.

My arm feels a bit better from the acupuncture
that Elizabeth gave me down at Pacific College.

I would like to do some more cleanup but I am tired.

Just looking over the Blog I wrote a few days
ago on the Value of Life...


http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1096192


John Asaraf made a good point.
He was talking about how precious Life is.
HE was asking if the things we do is with the Life that
is used to do them.

I am too tired to clean up, not too tired for philosophy.

Are their Hidden Costs to Life?

What are some of the Hidden Costs that
Life asks of us in trade for Living?

I would say that Personal Growth is
a Hidden Cost.

Many of us do not realize that for Life to be fulfilled,
it asks personal growth.

Some people imagine that it is O.K. to sell
off 8 hours for money. Then, we imagine we
can buy the things we would like with the money.

Many Jobs ask that we sell off our life in trade
for money, or other things that come in boxes.

We end up living in boxes.
We get cut off from being intimate with ourselves.

I would say that much time is asked by life
for growth.

Every relationship asks growth.
Relationship can give us pleasure, but
to sustain that pleasure, we are asked to grow.

Oh well, time for a nap, Goldman.
Take a rest.

 

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