Do We Enjoy Enough?

We will never find a baby that would cry for things that are ought to happen in the future; he is only bothered of what affects it NOW. That’s the lesson we should learn from life, that we need not worry of what the future holds but find what the present presents. And ask ourselves – Do we enjoy enough?

We humans of the 21st century are advancing at a constantly accelerating pace to become more tech-knowledgeable, to witness the unraveling of mysteries of the universe, to convalesce our efficiency and to design a salvation that would protect us from the peril of extinction.

But, we forget that everything that takes birth, in its due course of time, will see death. And that it is inevitable to escape this norm of the universe. No matter how advance our civilizations shall become, or how genius our progenies develop, or how close we come to do the impossible – we will, in the end, end. And as we try to make the present situation better, we do nothing but worsen and complicate the future.

Instead of worrying about the future, we should be concerned about the present. The future remains bound to happen, and to quote Murphy’s Law ‘Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong’. So, stop overthinking about the pains of tomorrow and deliberate over the fact that how much you suffer today.

Do we enjoy enough? We always are influenced and pressurized by exterior, worldly pleasures that we forget that the sole goal of life is inner satisfaction and unchallenged happiness. All the thinking of tensions we have had had have no effect in solving them. Its time we take a break from the unnecessary brainstorming and for a moment learn to enjoy life.

Break the boring monotony. Spice up your life. Do exhilarating adventures. Go on unplanned excursions. Excite yourself. Do something for yourself for NOW and stop trying to figure out ‘tomorrow’.

It is our human tendency to always want more than we have. Lets avoid that and instead of just acquiring assets, use some as well. We have limited time in our lives; lets not die without doing anything worth living. We don’t enjoy enough, and that is the reason of our lives going monochromatic. We don’t try to make our lives funny nor do we try to extract bliss from small things.

When we are under pressure, we should ask ourselves this – Is this going to affect me after 2 years? If the answer is no, forget it and just through it down the bin of oblivion. Ask yourself – Do you enjoy enough? If the answer is no, leave everything aside and begin with what you were supposed to do in the first place – Smile – followed by the happiest moments of your life.

One can find happiness anywhere; some find it in work, some in DJing, some in reading, and some in writing. Do what you enjoy and never give in to something like stress. Always remember, never be scared of the future and be taxing about in the present. Live tension free. Live.