THAT'S LIFE

LIFE HAPPENS.  THIS CAUSES THAT. THAT CAUSES THIS, CAUSE AND EFFECT, ACTION AND REACTION.  THAT’S LIFE.

I HAVE EXPERIENCES.  Some are painful, others pleasurable.  Some are pleasant, others unpleasant.  Some are difficult, others simple.  

(Tommy did that.  Tommy’s mom said, “Because you did that, you now get to experience this.  You hit that boy.  Now stand in the corner).  Tommy has a decision to make.  Will he be thankful for the experience, or not?

There are many decisions a person can make with experiences.  You can either receive them with thankfulness–appreciation–or with unthankfulness–no appreciation for experiences.

To not appreciate experiences “this causes that,” to not appreciate cause and effect, action and reaction” (reality–it happened) is unrealistic, irrational and illogical).  Why?  Because you can’t change what happened.  Life happens.  Accepting that, “this causes that,” is acknowledging and understanding that life does what it does.

You can appreciate being alive, or not appreciate being alive.  You can be thankful that there is life, or be unthankful.  All the things that happen in life is life doing life its way.  You will enjoy life more if you have no way, if you have no way life MUST go.  

(Tommy stood in the corner).  Even at his young age he realized, “this causes that.” Because of his realization (Tommy decided to appreciate and be thankful for what he had learned from his experience).

IF YOU KNEW every, “this causes that” (into infinity) you would know everything, and there would be no wonder, no mystery, no curiosity.  Life would not be worth living.

Life itself is propensity, probabilities, potential, the unknown of this and that (this causes that, and that causes this, the mystery of cause and effect, action and reaction).

Life is the natural evolution of what causes that and what causes this.  Your life is a mystery to live.  Your life (and life itself) is potential.