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Photo Friday : Emptiness  Emptiness Naxos, Greece, June 2003 What's waiting for me in the distant future? Sometimes that's a question we ourselves find trouble answering. We don't really know. Contentment in life is never attained as long as we see that there is always something out there. Something is waiting for you to see, to touch, to feel, and to experience. The efforts to get from here to there is compounded by time away from family, from friends, for roads untravelled, for too much uncertainty and for a life that is too unfamiliar. But emptiness is only produced when we stand still and do nothing. Even the Physics formula for work says = force multiplied by distance, should produce something. Zero distance equals Zero work. This is the last movieline that struck me recently : "A man should do what he can, til his destiny is revealed to him." - The Last Samurai Am I one of your favorites ? Bookmark this post on:
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