When was the last time when you had nowhere you had to be? I have recently started realizing how important it is to have nothing to do from time to time. It clears your mind with the clarity every new generation of television displays the industry aspires to achieve. And these days when the week seems like a blur and all I have really is a weak memory of weekends to string together I like how clears notes of music work similar wonders within few minutes. So now all I recall of a week are weekends and songs!
This whole thing about the weekend being the only thing I really remember about the week has just been coming up so often in the past few days. I've probably even discussed it with at least four people. So the last time I said it, I got thinking, "Well wow, I guess my Friday nights are very eventful days!" But now that I have given it a little more thought than just its superficial implication, I'm thinking it probably seems more relevant because of the Saturday and Sunday when I'm not doing anything... Actually we don't count the Saturday much ;)
Anyway, maybe the conclusion of this theory is that effectively, your memories revolve around times when your mind is just an explosion of itself! And silence and nothingness enable this in the best possible way...
About this, as a kid, we as a family used to do many trips. Yet, my strongest memory is that of a monastery we visited that exuberated so much peacefulness that I was astounded! I can still experience the exact feeling that I felt for those twenty everlasting minutes which transported me to a whole different universe! In twenty two years, my best memory is that of purity of thought, and I cant stress enough how much I actually appreciate logic and ideas otherwise...
love n luck
This whole thing about the weekend being the only thing I really remember about the week has just been coming up so often in the past few days. I've probably even discussed it with at least four people. So the last time I said it, I got thinking, "Well wow, I guess my Friday nights are very eventful days!" But now that I have given it a little more thought than just its superficial implication, I'm thinking it probably seems more relevant because of the Saturday and Sunday when I'm not doing anything... Actually we don't count the Saturday much ;)
Anyway, maybe the conclusion of this theory is that effectively, your memories revolve around times when your mind is just an explosion of itself! And silence and nothingness enable this in the best possible way...
About this, as a kid, we as a family used to do many trips. Yet, my strongest memory is that of a monastery we visited that exuberated so much peacefulness that I was astounded! I can still experience the exact feeling that I felt for those twenty everlasting minutes which transported me to a whole different universe! In twenty two years, my best memory is that of purity of thought, and I cant stress enough how much I actually appreciate logic and ideas otherwise...
love n luck
