The Vacuum

To be in a vacuum can make one to feel empty.  It is an empty space where, most likely, emptiness occupies so much room.  When such a space is too large and not carefully occupied, the feeling of lost can become overwhelming.  Worse, the spirit and the physical body begin to separate and become disconnected. 

In a vacuum, one may lose with almost every possible associations.  It is easy for the mind to get fried, the emotions to get drained and the spirit to lose the will to live.  Losing makes one to feel odd at sorts.

Life, in general, gives and it can also take away.  The lesson to learn is not to take things for granted, at all times.  One has to be mindful of what he has in hand.  He has to be grateful before these things are gone.  What he has today may change with a blink of an eye.  What he has lost will never be the same.  What is then occupied can be filled with the state of containing nothing. 

An empty space can fill one with a sad feeling of emptiness.  It is a feeling where one may feel distraught of having no emotion or purpose.  It can weigh heavily on the spirit and the ways of life. 

A vacuum is a space for contemplation.  While there can be serenity and tranquility in quietness, a prolonged state in a vacuum can cause social anxiety, emotional emptiness.  Human beings are designed to interact to evolve.  We are to learn with each waking hours to make things right to become better humans.

Everything in life offers insightful lessons.  Humans, in general, do not change but they learned.  It shall be in that senseful awareness that propels towards higher consciousness.  It shall be in its deep appreciation and realization where life evolves into something and from something.

While life keeps changing as change is constant, it is to be in a state of mindfulness that keeps life to be beautiful.  Everything that is meant to happen will happen.  Everything that is destined will eventually find its way.  Avoid struggling, avoid over thinking.  Desperation is an act that will not bring happiness.

It is how one accepts the outcomes that makes the difference.  Be it a fate or a destiny, or a belief or the free will to make the right choices, the course to shape life largely depends on one’s attitude.  There is, at all times, a two side to everything.  It depends on how the individual has lived from his past experiences, with his constant environment and his internalized observations.

Should this individual is to take it negatively, there shall be no progress.  Complaining does not make life better.  One cannot create a better future when he is not to leave the past behind.  He will never be able to heal when he keeps complaining and not taking charge of his responsibilities.

Should he is to take it positively, he fixes his life.  When one chooses joy, happiness and peace over the feelings of emptiness and nothingness, he gets to make things right.  He gets to do the right things by him and for him.  He becomes proactive with moving on to follow his light that is being shined upon.  He learns to feel enough and be willing to accept that there shall be a lot of good goodbyes.

Life, as is, is a vacuum in itself.  It is just the way of life has been.  Every human comes alone and will go home alone.  It is how every one of us fills it in that makes the difference.