/lit/ - Literature

>>13033298
you have to unironically believe in yourself and do your best sometimes. you'll learn a lot, so find something you enjoy and go ham.
love
empathize
seek enlightenment
don't chase emotions
play
don't be completely serious
trust life and yourself
silently assume complete responsibility, never blame others
do not be blinded and bound by language
indulge yourself in pleasures, pains, struggle, emptiness, fear, etc and laugh when you can as they happen because this is it
there is only now; you create both the past and future in the present
there is no time, only rhythm
there are no things
appreciate everything (and eveyone)
heh
you are the one who gives value to things, it's your opinion, no matter how you want to think about it
control just gets in the way but you can learn from that

the list of things that would be my ways of thinking would never really end and it'll keep changing
i don't think they are that important because if I were to focus on them i'd prob live life thinking about it too much, but if it was something I really enjoyed just doing, then of course it's something I wouldn't mind doing constantly...
I guess that makes life whatever I want it to be

who or what is I? I think we're whatever is making everything go but consciousness is a small part of it and it can't know itself just like the eye can't see itself or something.... so it's kinda weird or frustrating. which is why just trusting life and yourself is a pretty nice leap of faith.

most of this stuff shouldn't be said but rather done through genuinely spontaneous motives and actions
I wonder if there could be some awesome poem out there or story that could hit upon a lot of these points to make it fun to understand indirectly through relatable stuff, but nothing beats feeling this stuff and stumbling upon some words for it later.