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Old habit, young rabbit.
I pursue and love eternal things.
(with the exception of white chocolate-covered gummy bears)
Sometimes we give more than we take. I believe this action is ignited not through the feeling of obligation and force, but through the choice of our mind and our hearts. By doing so, we risk the chance of not receiving the adequate amount in return. Most of us believe that a balanced life is the good life; a little fun here, a little seriousness there. Rarely does one lift a finger, tipping the scale to make one side lower than the other. Rarely does one find insufficiency in a crucial area to be a sanguine thing. Most of us live in the human light of selfishness. That is why it is difficult for us to be in the position where we are away from the spot light. So why and how do we use our free will to put ourselves in a stance that is seemingly unfavorable? Sometimes we give more than we take. We are willing to let go of the thoughts of being imbalance and insecure. We have the faith and hope that the missing portion will return in a different yet equally sufficient form.
The very same things are viewed and used differently by different people. Perception is greater than reality.