11 March 2009
#361!
i am intrigued by the Lemming dilemma.
life and its rollercoaster twists and turns often leaves us wondering about our purpose, our goal. what are we doing, and why are we doing this? what do we ultimately intend to achieve, and what change do we advocate?
it all boils down to purpose, without which our focus can waver and we lose ourselves amidst everything. when things go on concurrently, and different people take different stands, what stand do we take? powered by a fiery strong passion and motivation, we are less prone to losing purpose. and what if we don't feel for what we do, but merely do it for the sake of doing it?
lemmings jump off cliffs. they don't question why, they just do it. are we going to just sit back and watch others do the job? or, i guess, follow blindly anyway. or be the one to question your actions and dig out the purpose? few question their own actions.
maybe we should all start now.
(posted by l'angel, who added paragraphing so the block of text looks nicer :D)