Narvardas

If humanity were to concern itself only with what already exists, it would find it extremely difficult to generate positive and far-reaching self-developing processes or ideas in the form of intellectual property for the future. What already exists provides and offers impetus for new, unprecedented developments, but without this impetus it would be doomed to stagnation for the time being and, without new ideas, would be capable of developing backwards. This complex of ideas can also be easily transferred to our everyday lives, because only new ideas can form new thoughts, from which we as individuals are able to recognize the most diverse aspects and, in turn, create or construct something new. This results in, more or less, complexes of ideas that we can systematically and subconsciously, or even consciously, transfer to our own environment.

You can only find satisfaction, if you search for it. If fortune would always fall on one, life wouldn't be fair.

Isn't it strange that we usually try to view the world around us only from our own perspective? This limits us quite a bit. Ultimately, the world consists of a wide variety of individuals, all of whom have different personalities, abilities, and therefore different views of the world. So, if you want to change your own life a little, it is theoretically a good idea to try to view life from the perspective of others. This can help you generate completely new perspectives that can help you get ahead in life.

One cannot strive for perfection without losing a part of oneself. Life is full of changes that affect us every day. Once a person decides to change consciously, the views towards various circumstances will also change. You develop new opinions and realise things that may have been hidden from you before. However, those who strive for perfection will inevitably find that life will respond accordingly. It is like a fight against oneself, which is always furthered by external circumstances, for the positive as well as for the negative. The problem is that you cannot simply erase the past. Much remains in memory, even after a long time. If you start to declare your own past as inferior out of your own conviction and the feeling of superiority, then you should better ask yourself what circumstances made you who you are in the first place.