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Life is just like quicksand..... Whatever you have, whoever you meet...it's so temporary... so unreal.... things have to dissolve, and your left to move on. Whoever said something can last forever. the only real, true aspect of life is change. it's permanent.. No one can prevent change. Life has been like a gettaway.. a gettaway from whom i don't know yet.. maybe myself. maybe to change and adjust to new situations ... to new people and to new lifestyles... i often wonder what its like if i just stood silent for one day. no one would notice.. no one can "actually" care... we all have to do something with this life, we have with us... we can't stop the clock...we can't rewind... there will be an end... like waves crash and pull back the sand.. the same way change pulls us back and forth and we have to move with it. we are not constant..... its only our attitude, our hope- the belief that we hold onto to make the best of ourselves while we're here...

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  1. Roy3 May 2008 at 19:45

    Hi Ms Karina,

    the only real, true aspect of life is change. it's permanent.. No one can prevent change.

    Cool one. Even GEETA says something like the same:
    Change is the only rule of the life.

    Nice to land here.

    Cheers.

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  2. wavesoftime29 December 2008 at 12:02

    Amma says we must realise the impermeanance of world. of all material things

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