Over the last month I have been evaluating what I’ve managed to learn over the last thirty years of my life. I am often amazed and perplexed whenever I bring myself to reconcile with my own ignorance.
There is so much that needs to be learned throughout the course of a human lifetime. Dwelling on that is enough to deliver a person to insanity. For that reason I have rekindled some of the sustaining compassion which marshaled my entry into the world of the human condition in addition to all of its social sciences. Hence, all the more reason to reevaluate where I’m going in life and what I want to do with it.
Currently, I am working only on winning, understanding environment and making our mother earth green. I know it is not possible to achieve this goal alone. I’ve dedicated most of my time to do what I could to plant a tree whenever I get a free minutes of times; it is just a question of getting it all done supported by like minded friends.
Off course I am not a lone in this, for, there are worthy friends who often volunteer and dedicate their free time to invest in our environment for our children's children. Paraphrasing president Barack Obama we have borrowed this land for our children so that our children will leave a healthy earth for their children to inherit what they inherited from us.
I often wonder, how will the world receive my effort if ever at all? In all honesty that really isn’t any of my business. On my deathbed I’ll let go from this world knowing full well that I did my part or what I could while I was in it.
As one traverses into the realm of mortal lifelessness there is this inescapable impression that descends on the mind; was it worth it or was it all in vain?
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