Let me address this entry in English (for no particular reason, really..).
Lately I've been thinking loads about people, coincidences, fortune and destiny.
I've been questioning myself about losses, injustice, failures and regrets.
I've been investigating Life, hoping to make some valid conclusions.
Yeah right! :D
For a moment I actually convinced myself that there IS a specific life-plan (something like "the right path") for each and every one of us. I believed there is something Big ahead of us, set up by God (..or gods, or whoever you might worship), that needs to be figured out. And once you solve the Big Puzzle, you get the key to The Happy Life.
Well, that's not a completely useless bunch of thoughts, in fact, I've met enough people happy to accept such an approach.
However, it does not satisfy my (all in all sceptical) being.
Simply because (thanks to Plato, the philosopher, whos writing inspired me to view things more critically) I no longer believe in anything Perfect, let it be a perfect juicy pineapple or a perfect happy life...
That great Plato who I mostly hated over the period of last 2 years (while struggling with countless essays on his big ideas), that very man has finally "got me"!
There is no Perfect Thing. There is no life that's fully happy. So what do we strive for? Is it all for nothing? You say you want to live better but what's better? What's good or bad anyway? Is everything relative?
No.
There is no Perfect Life that could be lived. But such life can be imagined.
Can you think of a fully happy life for yourself?
I can.
Can you live it?
I can't.
My ability extends to doing my best at making my choices and shaping myself as an intelligent thinker - all that with an aim to struggle for reaching the unreachable Perfect Life.
Life's all about struggling. And in the end you don't even get what you truly wanted.
Hahahahaha!
P.S. Who knows if I don't discover another personal philosophy by tomorrow morning... :)