Whether you wish to silently watch,
vocally interact or seek out unanswered questions, the act of seeking to quench
ones inquisitive thinking is usually linked to a thirst for knowledge of what
might, could, would or should have been... Or even a deep desire to learn or
know about things that don’t really concern us anymore... I guess there is always
the chance that Curiosity may also bring unforeseen, unwanted information. But isn’t that what Curiosity is all about?
... So if you look, peek and wonder... be ready for the unknown, and remember
you might not always like what you see, hear or find out... From my own sensitivity I know without doubt,
that the people who have been in my life were meant to be, and I’ve always understood
how sad it can be to think that some of them are unable to stay, but again that’s how it’s
meant to be... When a gorgeous soul steps into our lives, they are there for a
reason, a moment or a season... some choose to stay, some need to go, but hey that’s
ok...
I think many
of us might be guilty of occasionally feeling the itch of curiosity. Then there’s
the old proverb ‘Curiosity killed the Cat’ which warns of the dangers of needless
investigating, inspecting or experimenting ... My guess is that a good old dose
of this electric emotion can be positively healthy, and might even enable us to
place answers to unanswered questions, that may occasionally rise to the
surface... This inquisitive form of thinking allows individuals to investigate
and learn what might have been, or more importantly, why it wasn’t. I think in
the past most of my own intermittent curiosities are super connected to what
might have been, and if choices or the way my life’s path progressed, voluntary
or involuntary were for the best.
I am glad to
say that to date and with everything I currently know, my choices have been
correct and if in the past I didn’t have a choice at the way something
materialised, thankfully it was still for the best. I believe I am where I
should be... My life, the people in it and the people I have yet to meet are
just where I want them. I also believe I am definitely the luckiest of ladies,
because the majority of my life’s experiences have been beneficial in teaching
me all I know about life and love... I am open to new ideas and I believe I am
realistic in my dreams... despite several of life’s knock-backs; I have much to
look forward to. In my most reflective moments of the day, I quite often wish
those around me, as well as absent friends the very, very best of everything. I was only thinking the other day, the best
part about getting older is the warmth that penetrates your spirit when you
smile because a friend is happy, or you hear good news.
I especially
love writing... I don’t profess I’ll ever be a literary legend; I don’t even
proclaim to write correctly. I would make a guess that other accomplished
writers will see plenty of mistakes, but I do passionately declare that at all
times I am professional, I am especially careful with what I say and share. I also
try to think of others, and I consistently emanate respect... I don’t believe I
have even touched the tip of the iceberg with my thoughts and ideas, although
right now I’d say, it’s unfortunate that I am too busy to be able to
concentrate on my absolute dream. However I believe that very soon I’ll be in
more of a position to focus fully on where I hope my voice will take me...
We are
fortunate, and I am always in awe of the sights, sounds and human connections
that are often made. I love to see beautiful pictures from other countries and
I repeatedly recognise how lucky I am to be able to see those things... I never
forget what the internet; the news has opened up for us all... absolutely
amazingly inspirational.
So friend,
if you’re still here reading this article with me... then please let me thank
you as well as remind you to never lose your sense of Curiosity, it could
possibly be the one thing that brings answers and love into your life.
Angel Jane
“Life is wonderful when
you're the one to write it.”
― Coco J. Ginger
