Life, Biz and the Pursuit of Happiness — Embracing Chaos

As I wrote in my writing life this week, I finally succumbed to the confusion around me.

The contractor started installing a new kitchen cabinet today (yeah!), I am very excited about how the kitchen / dining / downstairs bathroom is put together. (It's ready to be set up at the counter and it will be an extra day next week - this means that I do not have a kitchen sink before I return from the next trip on November 9 - Hey! )

But I can see the end. We were able to get back to the kitchen. At last the living room can breathe again. (In the past few weeks, everything in the living room is packed - washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, dining table, pictures you have). I can even wash my clothes tonight!

And I decided not to dress up myself as something I never did, just to relax as chaos.

Everything is done. There is no need to push, worry, or struggle. It will be done at perfect time

At the same time, I can concentrate on making my house (literally) orderly and internal work that appears during major changes.

It is very different feeling. But I also feel very different. (It goes without saying that I am tired of the definition of Einstein's madness - I do the same thing over and over and expect different results.)

Life positively resists corruption, chaotic. Our brain needs to explore chaos and model it and better predict what our organic body must do to resist spoilage. As a society, we need to accept the concept of chaos and tame it in some way, so that we can resist collective and aggressive decline. To date, the Renaissance may be the most reckless abandonment in the history of human civilization. It takes advantage of the livestock turmoil to open people's ideas about new ideas. Magical folklore became the simplest but most effective tool of the Renaissance, bringing domestication to all the cottages of all the palaces of the wealthy people and the poor. We are inspired by a fairy tale and want to produce popular and authentic tools. Even art in our machine civilization will be too predictable to capture chaos, so this time I would like to make an artificial source of chaos rather than naturalization of art.

People have overly simplified the complexity of human nature. As you start accepting chaos and vulnerabilities without refusing you, you become a magnet. Then, in most cases, you think you are either leaving them or leaving. You start to believe that you are not suitable.

Chaos can be one thing, because life is life ... but it is temporary, intermittent and past. Of course, some people have a better environment. But the happiest, successful, and peaceful people have their own lives as they chose it. Even if it is difficult, they will continue to choose it. Please choose everyday until you get used to every day. It is aware of the inevitable confusion and needs to decide to interact with it in an entirely different perspective and in its own way. Think about different things, believe in different things, and appear in different ways