It is almost a way of life on a rather-not-so complicated term, the
need and practice for us to look at the past.
Use needlessly our Basal Ganglias and reminisce once in a while. Although it is more often, we do admit that
what we have right now in the present is or was largely because of the
past. And that the differences and
reality in the present is or were mainly contributed by the past. Looking closely, the past is inevitable (not
to mention in this analysis is the value of time) to all of us. The simple
“tick” of a clock or a second gone is considered as “past”. But how about the
future?
We only come to admire the grandeur and the wholeness effect of the
past when we open our senses to it.
Aside from the fascinating world of science, history perhaps is one of
the best things that ever happened to human existence. …..nah, let’s forget about it, it’s history
anyway. We can’t redo what is done. More importantly, we should treasure the
things that we owe our lives to. Again,
what we are now in the present is primarily because of what we were or what
we’ve done in the past.
Living in the past cannot be bad at all. Just embrace what you have right
now and be thankful for it.
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