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Being Silly.

(What Makes us who we are.)

Being silly is fun when you are a kid, but adults who act silly are seen as foolish. If you have never thought deep thoughts, I would like to challenge you to consider a few things. Humans are said to be complex beings, but religion teaches that we have a soul, but it is also my belief that we are more than just flesh and blood. Who wants to know the reason why we were put here, I'm sure it wasn't just to twiddle our thumbs, no I believe humans where created for greatness, but a different kind of greatness. A love that can only be found in loosing yourself! I don't mean to say that we should get lost, some of us are already there, it's a discovery that comes by grace, when we realize that there is purpose to my life.

When I was 21, I had a discovery and I have been thinking about it ever since. We can be youthful even though we might not be young, and we can always be happy no matter where we are in life. The problem is that we need to learn how to find ourselves again. We could be lost, and not even know it. Great people and great saints through out history can still teach us things about ourselves if we let them. There is a wisdom in humbling ourselves to at least remember what other people in time learned on their journey on this planet.  We should never close our minds and our hearts to what made us who we are, even if we are not that same person anymore.

What I have been trying to say is this; we need to loose ourselves (in the right way) in order to rediscover what makes us happy and why we were put on this earth. There are real Angels and so forth, and if we look for the beauty in life, not what makes us feel unloved and unwanted, we might discover what we might feel is missing, if that is where you are right now! This is Mike.

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