Our Life And Our Past

I believe in the butterfly effect. They say that a single flap of a butterfly's wings will contribute a little piece
to a tornado happening a year from now. When we apply this to our lives, it means that every little thing we do, will
contibute to something that we will experience in the future. I tend to forget this theory when I'm living life.

Everything you do has a connection towards something else in the future. For example, reading this article might
cause you to, perhaps, changing your own life path because you finally learn something new. You can see how people
tend to blame situations and conditions for what is happening in life. But, you should actually see that something
you did in the past contributes to the situation and condition that you're facing. Nothing is happening without any
precedent.

So, what can we learn from this? Several things, actually.

First, think carefully when you're about to decide or do something because it may affect your future. It doesn't
mean that you have to think about every single details, it's just that you have to think of the big picture of
what can happen when you're about to do something. I believe in carpe diem. But, I think of consequences as well
every now and then because it can happen sooner or later, right?

Second, try to look back to your actions in the past that might cause the consequences to take place. Most of the
time, we humans, forget to reflect back to ourselves and tend to feel victimized by the situation and condition
we're facing. Now, this is wrong, and this causes high ego in humans because we tend to blame external factors.
Look back to ourselves and ask yourselves, have you done anything wrong in the past.

Third and last, learn from what happen to you. Whether now or in the past, things that happened in your lives will
always have a lesson behind it. Humans do make mistakes, true. But the best of humans learn from their mistake and
try to make things better.

It's not easy to live life with all the path that we have to go through. But, you can always make the best of it.
Live as if you will die tomorrow, but remember, maybe others won't die tomorrow and they want to have a good
memory from you. Think, reflect back, and learn. That way, you can, at least, be a person that tries to see things
from all perspectives and, hopefully, you'll be wiser. Good luck

From Bluefame community