Einstein had said that he believed in a God of order and harmony because the universe is just that, too orderly and naturally harmonious to be accidents. Even the cells within our teeniest organs are too perfectly orderly to be pot luck. Our universe is too orderly and mezmerisingly perfect to be an accident. Because I don’t believe we are mere accidents. Be one tiny little cell that acts as part of a catalyst to something grandeur. There are endless things to change in this world but if only I could just help change one thing…contribute in some way to just one thing and do one thing that is significant. But there are only so many years – which will seem like minutes when we look back in a few decades to come. There is so much for us all to do, to evolve, to change, to move things forward in this world. And so recently, I have been feeling a sense of urgency. Before you know it, our life will be like a flashforward from “Click”. Simultaneously, there is soooo little time…for the human lifespan. So why can’t we just accept the “now” as it is and just chill? If there is no time, then why can’t we just ‘be’? Instead of chasing dreams and chasing things that we think we need, that we think would make us happier, we think would give us the final happy ending. It’s an illusion, a way for our human minds to measure. And so my “one-third life” crisis began!Īnd then now here comes my own paradoxical thoughts on time – there is no time and yet there is so little time…įirst of all, time does not really exist. Mainly due to my mum subtly pressurizing me into marriage and also my biological clock ticking away! Plus, I had done very little with my life, I had thought. Plenty more years to come before the wrinkles start to set in! But when I neared my 30th year, I began to fear time. And as we mature into our teens and our twenties, we think we have all the time in the world.

When we were young, we had no sense of time, we were just being.

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