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Notes in the margins of consciousness

Despite the fact that the Creator made us in His image and likeness, we must not forget that the Creator allows us to walk through life in the way that we choose. It is no coincidence that it is written in the holy books that everything is in the hands of God, except for man’s freedom of choice, which He has given us.

We must clearly realise that inertia never wins, and of all the comforts in our lives, we love laziness the most.

A few words about despair. It destroys us. It is like a binge. Because when a person comes out of a binge, his day does not begin today, but when he left the binge.

Time is still that inquisitor.

And why have we decided for ourselves that we must enter each new day through the front door?

But what I think can motivate us most today is happy moments. We must learn to appreciate them and use them correctly, without confusing inspiration with enthusiasm.

And finally, whether we like it or not, God has arranged this world in such a way that all gifts in this life come to us through suffering.

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