Day In, Day Out

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What a motor with you ;) We worry about life too much. We worry about our future. We worry about our past. We worry about our present. We worry about the what's; what we have to lose, what people might think of us, what might be. We worry about the what if's too; what if this turns bad, what if I fail, what if I couldn't survive. We worry about lot of things. Most of which are either uncertain or simply ... made up scenarios.   Hence, we spend tremendous amount of time and energy worrying that we have became too occupied to be happy. Worrying pulls us back from keep going. Worrying dumps us in the dark. It is a depressing state that has ruined many lives. Psychologically, worrying could lead to heightened anxiety and anxiety could trigger many physical and mental illnesses. This is due to the fact that  anxiety could affect one's brain chemistry in a way that could alter future thoughts and your body (CalmClinic.com). Fuh. To keep...

When every year comes to an end, I would write at least a sentence or two on my hopes and dreams for the new year and also a simple note on how the particular year had been.  New is the year; New are the hopes; New is the resolutions; New are the spirits. With the power of 'new' I frequently start my year but not in 2014. For 2013 had given me a piece of hell, the torment left me devastated and tired to start 'new' in 2014. The fighter who was always ready for life battles was then shaking with a bundle of nerves behind rusted weapons in an unsung arsenal. Sick!  I was indeed sick that I started my year crying over the unanswered prayers. Worse, unemployment was the reason for me not to stop having an affair with my bed and snuggled my blanket all day long. Involved in moderate depression, the most that I could think was whether to sleep or to take a long nap.   I survive life with the help from few fellow friends. Those of whom who never get ...