My Pursuit to a Happy Life

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It's a struggle...

Up until now, no exact definition I have found for a very simple yet complicated word - "life". The struggle during the process of appreciating and searching its meaning is undeniably painstaking. It indeed requires time, deep reflection and deep immersion to decipher its beauty.

The story why I'm writing this.....

Often times, I have caught myself asking a lot of things, sometimes philosophical, and thought of putting it into writings and having it published in this blog where no one visits. I think it's something worth reading after years. Tonight, I was reminded again, that I'm too old to be young, funny it sounds, but yes!, I'm in my late 20's and it would be crazy having nothing to be done which I personally consider worthwhile. Hence, something must be done! And, starting tonight, I have promised before my journal book and my Faber Castle pen, to write when moment calls me. So sorry if my writings sound uninteresting, boring and dry, but folks, this journal is not yours, this is mine. So, back off :)

I feel completely weird right now and I don't know what the hell is happening inside my inner being, and I just can't stop my right hand writing. There is something force, I don't know, which I am feeling deep within my soul and this must come out. Honestly, I have been in this moment couple of times especially when I'm traveling. In a flash, someone will just awaken my soul and allows my mind to ask questions and conceptualize thoughts which are actually sometimes categorically weird and out of this world. Mostly, I have missed those being written because of not having a journal and a pen. 

Back to the main agenda...

I'm out of words! nope, I'm out of my mind right now. my brain is not cooperating so as my heart. I'll continue this argument about "My Pursuit to a Happy Life" next time.

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