My magical journey

I know I'm wasn't the only one, wondering who am I and why I was here (being alive - no pun intended). I've spoken to many people who asked the same old question since their childhood. I was seven at the time. The only difference was, that had become my main goal in life to search for the 'TRUTH'. Many years later I only realised that this is nothing but one big 'GAME OF LIFE'.

I have been baptised as a Christian, then left Christianity for Spiritualism, then took on Buddhism. I am now armed with only one belief, the unified world. This means I now believe we're all a cell of the body of universe, everyone of us is from the same origin, of the same body. Yet we can still exist with an individual identity.

The only trouble is that science has discovered once energy is created, it cannot be destroyed. This would mean that we will live forever (our spirit is pure energy, not of the body), we go from one incarnation to another.

The purpose? For me, now, is to live every moment as our last, enjoy the human BEING......... NOW, not yesterday and definitely not some future that has not yet happened. I tend not to worry about my future, as I believe that as long I do my utmost and my absolute best and then let go, life has taught me that we're all taking a gamble in life whether we like it or we don't. There are no guarantees or best formula for so called 'SUCCESS', as I see most of us have been brought up in a competitive culture. We must be this in order to be that, we must be better than 'X' in this or that.

For me, SUCCESS is not someone who is famous or rich (as all the TESTS in life start when this happens), but someone who can just pick themselves up and get going again. So as long we can do this, this is SUCCESS. We can never fail.

My daily ritual is quite simple. I stare in the mirror then I stretch myself every morning, and thank the universe that I still have a healthy body. I can still see and get out of bed by myself. I know lots of people in this world don't have this simple but crucial privilege.

Instead of 'Glass is merely have empty or half full', how about 'my glass is never empty'?