Author's Note: I wrote this piece to explain my feelings on everything happening for a reason.
"I don't believe in luck. I believe that everything happens for a reason"-Nelly
If everything goes wrong in life, and you feel like nothing, remember that everything happens for a reason. That shirt, the one your wearing, it's for a reason. We don’t know all the reasons at first. It could be that the guy your secretly in love with will compliment you, or that you'll get in a accident and die, and the shirt you happen to be wearing is one that your grandma got you the day she died; but it's still a reason. If your life is crumbling, and you feel like nothing, remember that any action you-or some one else- made was for a reason. If you're confused or worried why something happen, and can't find a good, valid reason, maybe it wasn't a reason in your favor. You're not perfect. Not everything you want to happen in life will. That's life, that's the way it goes. Good reasons and bad reasons, but it still happened for one. These reasons could change our life. Like if you miss a flight, you could meet your soul mate in the airport. If you lose the job, a better one could be down the road. Or if your six year relationship ends over a stupid fight, maybe you won the fight. In situations like that, it's hard to find the good outcome. Some can spend many years searching for it, and even then still not know. There will be reasons in our live that will remain clueless our whole life. Things we could never find the good outcome, without looking at he rest of our lives. Because you wore that shirt today, that guy, the one you like, could ask you out. Then after about a month, you meet one of his friends that you like. Your world may be full of confusion, but look, you would have never met his friend without meeting him, and you would have never gotten his attention without wearing that shirt. I hope you realize that everything really does happen for a reason.
If everything goes wrong in life, and you feel like nothing, remember that everything happens for a reason. That shirt, the one your wearing, it's for a reason. We don’t know all the reasons at first. It could be that the guy your secretly in love with will compliment you, or that you'll get in a accident and die, and the shirt you happen to be wearing is one that your grandma got you the day she died; but it's still a reason. If your life is crumbling, and you feel like nothing, remember that any action you-or some one else- made was for a reason. If you're confused or worried why something happen, and can't find a good, valid reason, maybe it wasn't a reason in your favor. You're not perfect. Not everything you want to happen in life will. That's life, that's the way it goes. Good reasons and bad reasons, but it still happened for one. These reasons could change our life. Like if you miss a flight, you could meet your soul mate in the airport. If you lose the job, a better one could be down the road. Or if your six year relationship ends over a stupid fight, maybe you won the fight. In situations like that, it's hard to find the good outcome. Some can spend many years searching for it, and even then still not know. There will be reasons in our live that will remain clueless our whole life. Things we could never find the good outcome, without looking at he rest of our lives. Because you wore that shirt today, that guy, the one you like, could ask you out. Then after about a month, you meet one of his friends that you like. Your world may be full of confusion, but look, you would have never met his friend without meeting him, and you would have never gotten his attention without wearing that shirt. I hope you realize that everything really does happen for a reason.
That was very inspiring. I totally agree with you-- especially since I have to listen to this lecture every day from my mom... but you did it in such a new, original way, that the whole concept seemed to have changed for the better.
ReplyDeleteThis is really inspiring. I agree with you. everything happens for a reason.
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