Paulina Says:
It is true that in order to perceive "perfection," there must be its' contrast, "imperfection;" otherwise, should the opposite no longer exist, than its' partner also ceases to be. It's like the difference between "hot" and "cold", and how we must be familiar with the two before we can rationalize "warm." I wonder, those people who are physically unable to feel pain, are they familiar with pleasure?
Then again, there is an argument against hot and cold being opposites; some people believe that cold is simply the absence of heat razz Just as black is the absence of white light. It's confusing, really.
Also, as a side note, the abstract concepts of "fate" and "destiny" are, ultimately, a result of how people see things from a narrow, personalized prism. I think it's like saying "I wanted to, but something already planned that I couldn't." Well, you and this supernatural being aren't alone in impacting the future; the fleeting decisions of the thousands and millions of people can create a network of change that will work itself up to you. The probability of something not happening is a variety of circumstances that have occurred coincidentally, whether it is natural or human intervention.
Winnie Says:
God is perfect. Let God be our guidance. He gave us directions, the only thing we do is to choose. No matter what decision we make in life, he will always love us. :
Life is a dilemma.So many difficult choices but no matter what we choose, accepting and appreciate is the key.
We can not predict the future, but we can achieve goals. We live in an extremely goal oriented culture, so goal setting is important! biggrin
It's true that we, human are not designed as robots and machines to achieve perfection. Look at 99%, it's not perfect. BUT it's considered high. We can do that, or close to that. So what that we are destined to make silly mistakes. Mistakes are good for you, as a learning process. I appreciate the wrongs I have done, it makes me a better person.
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