We don't have to lose
a thing to know its worth. It’s a fallacy to conclude that "One doesn't
know the value of something until one loses it". There is a positive psychology
thinking pattern called “mental subtraction”, where you imagine your life
without that person or thing. It’s a way to stimulate gratefulness and know the
value of what is ours, and not until when it is lost.
When you can imagine
your life without that person, then your life with that person will be more
meaningful and beautiful. I know the value and worth of all that I have,
including people, things and all. Because I can play the differences between
before and after I had them and this makes me treasure them the most.
We don't have to get
to the junction of closely, nearly or about to lose him/her in order to give our
best for it and to preserving it. For to preserve a thing is more costly than
to acquired the thing.
Hold firmly what is
yours and don't ever let it slip. Let the people in your life know how you are
thankful and grateful to have them or to be in a relationship with them. And
when you allow yourself to feel the gratitude, then to preserve it would be
made easy for you and you will be surprise to see the beautiful side of that
union.
#YourHappinessIsMyDelight
#TheMoreYouAreTogetherTheHappiestYouShallBe
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