Often in
this world we have the tendency of taking people an things for granted.
Specially the people that surround us. I say that because today I got a call
from life, a very urgent call that has the topic of “garanty...” Yes that's right; guaranty of people.
After
getting a message on Facebook from my cousin back home on Monday, telling me
that” a dear friend I had known for more than
5 years is no longer among us! He had passed away 5 months ago Gui!!”
Shocking right? I didn’t know what to feel, what to say and what to think about
the whole situation. The only thing that
came up in my mind was: Where was I five months ago? As a friend I feel
awful...
Have you ever asked yourself this kind of
question: “what did I do today that will make me unforgettable on the eyes of my
friend?” , “What if I had a limited amount of time to spend with my beloved
ones, what would I do? What would I say?” That’s exactly my point today. I am
here to remind you that everything in this world has a limited time. Do say “I
miss You when you really do, Do say how special the person is if you really
mean it.
The guaranty of life is not the one based on your future plans, but one that keeps the
sparkles of love awake. A life with constant reminder that we are here in this
world to take care of one another. A future exists if the present is felt. I
will now ask you this: “would you rather have an image of the future and ignore
the one standing right next to you?” or would you rather ignore the fixed image
of the future on top of your head and just live for what there is today?
Now I am
not saying that you should stop going to class or anything crazy like that. All
I am saying is that on your way to class, instead of envisioning your grades
and how focused you must be, pay a close attention to your fellow friend walking
with you to that class. Say hi to
him/her like you mean it. Spread the sparkles of life. Remind yourself and your surrounding that we are here with a limited amount of time, so you might as
well just embrace it.
Now I am
here sharing my story because I want to teach everybody the power of life based
on my experience. I want each and everyone of you reading my story right now to
start appreciating who we have and if possible let those people in your life
know how special they are.
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