a pram in analogy… (pram = perahu) a self advice…

We just like a steady pram, which is sturdy to withold a certain load.. made by the best oak, with a wide dawn to dare the wind. The trueness of us is to sail trough oceans, pierce the storm and find the coast of hope.

But, how tremendous the pram’s created, there’s no use if it’s just moored on a wharf. A wharf is parable with our past. And the rope is just our dread and remorses. Don’t ever throw all our potency and energy which is blessed from God. Don’t let your past… shackle your vigour. Loosen ourselves from dread and remorses.

The one who seperates pram with the coast of hope is typhoon and storm, wave and reef. And parable with that, the one who separate us from success is a brave problem where there’s the trueness tested.

The true meaning of pram’s when it sails pierce all encumberrances.
The true meaning of our selve’s to work discover the blissfulness.

A wiseman wrotes, “Observe your mind, because it’ll be your enunciation. Observe your enunciation, because it’ll be your step. Observe your step, because it’ll be your habit. Observe your habit, because it’ll be your character. Observe your character, because it’ll be your fate.”

But, above of all… Observe your self. Because, the one who knows him/her self…is the one who will gain the real self appeasement.

This life often dupes and lullabying. In order not to fall asleep, we have to conscious about three matter: who are we, where we from, and where are we going to go.

Our attitude in facing this life will decide our future. When we ascertain to actualize our grief, we will consistent to fight for it, despite facing all sorts of encumberrance. There’s nobody else in this earth who can traverse our demeanor.

If we care about all of the thing hapens to us, then we have to take full responsibility toward our feelings. We must learn to keep our selves from bad feelings which will outmaneuver us to the wrong path, and must strengthen all of the feelings which will maneuver to the better future certainly.

translated from: layar (suaramerdeka.com)