good morning. This is Amakaze from Seito Shijuku blog. Have any of our readers ever thought about life? Have you ever felt like you had a mission to do something in particular? This time, we will talk about Amakaze's philosophy on life.
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More imagination than imagination! If you had a lot of money, what would you use it for? Billionaires are philanthropists
There is enough time in life to complete your mission! Cherish the rest of your life! !
More imagination than imagination! If you had a lot of money, what would you use it for? Billionaires are philanthropists
When I think about it, I think Amakaze has had many opportunities to reflect on his life. What kind of goal will I, as a person, run toward? What lies beyond that goal ?
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What is important is the result or the process.
So, I tried various things, such as buying and reading philosophy classics, buying self-help books and other business books, and copying how to succeed.
``After all, you talk about life and all these lofty things, but you just want to get rich. Come clean. This is a plea bargain.''
I remember that my desire to become rich was very strong during my university days . I read the famous ``Rich Dad Series'' and pondered various things about business. However, as you can probably tell from the past tense, "I was very strong," my attachment to money is not so strong now. Like young people these days, they don't have material desires.
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You say it often. "What would you do if you won 1 billion yen?" Amakaze absolutely wants to buy 100 million Umaibo sticks and build an Umaibo tower . And I want to go with Umaibo Domino and Umaibo Crush Ba〇digoo. I think this story will appeal to people around the age group (lol).
Well, this is just a joke, but even if you had that much money, you would probably have trouble spending it. I'll probably invest all of that money and try to grow it even more. However, I think that the end result will not be buying up brands, but rather philanthropic activities such as donations .
It is said that having money is good, but even if you have a large amount of cash, there are limits to how you can use it. That's why billionaires in Europe and the United States are so busy doing charity work that it's an environmental issue.
After all, it is better to be appreciated when spending money . Even if there is no ulterior motive on the part of the person, the money spent on people who are in financial need will end up coming back to them. Money is what makes the world go around.
"You don't have money, so don't listen. If you have money, just throw money at it from a helicopter. Then I'll worship Amakaze like a god. Guhihihihi."
There seems to be some criticism. However, thinking about how to spend money is also related to thinking about life, but it is a matter of imagination .
In fact, if Amakaze had 10 billion yen, he might go to a cabaret club like any other person. It's possible that she's feeling good about having a beautiful older sister pour her drinks and getting compliments all over the place. However, Amakaze's change was simply a manifestation of his original nature . Therefore, it cannot be said that imagining and actually having money are absolutely the same thing. However, this kind of imagination is very important.
That's why I'm hoping that I can earn some pocket money through blogging, but I'm not aiming for an annual income of 100 million yen like some super famous bloggers. Well, I'm delusional that if I could earn around 10 million yen a year, I'd have a comfortable lifestyle. I want readers to develop their imagination rather than their imagination . Illusion is power! ! Emphasis (lol).
There is enough time in life to complete your mission! Cherish the rest of your life! !
Now, let's get to the main topic: What is our mission in life?
Frankly speaking, I believe that one of our missions in life is to leave behind descendants .
"Ah! Amakaze, who is rooted in Showa roots, is spreading old stereotypes again. I will succeed and defeat with Yamato spirit!!"
What you should keep in mind is that leaving descendants is a way of life, just as we emphasize that it is one of our missions.
In today's world, where people's lifestyles have diversified, they may have the option of fulfilling their work and hobbies without leaving behind descendants. However, even so, there are still many people who want to have children and start their own families, and this can be considered a major life goal.
In fact, when we look at living things other than humans, their greatest purpose is to continue producing descendants, and leaving descendants takes priority over protecting the individual's life . This is a famous story about a female praying mantis that eats a male.
Amakaze also found meaning in life through hard work. At one point, she worked to cut back on her sleeping time. After 10 years of doing this, there came a time when Amakaze felt that he had fulfilled his life's mission. ``Amakaze provided value to society in his own way. No matter how small the value, Amakaze was satisfied.'' He may have become burnt out as a result of being too absorbed in his work.
From here on out, it may be a bit of an advanced philosophical discussion, but I came up with the theory that even after fulfilling our mission, is there any point in continuing to live ? There are students who often debate whether there is a meaning to life. As long as they find meaning in life, they should be satisfied with it. However, there is a further discussion on that philosophical question.
The question is, if a person finds meaning in life, strives for that meaning, and fulfills that meaning, is there still validity in continuing to live? This problem is clear when you look at things like the praying mantis. Male praying mantises are able to leave offspring and fulfill their mission. However, since there is no reason to continue living any longer in the natural world, there is no longer any reason to continue living .
If we apply this reality to humans, the meaning of life is different for each childbirth, childcare, job, and hobby. And if you work hard to achieve those meanings, you will eventually see the goal. The goal can be said to be a place where you feel satisfied. At this time, people should shine the brightest . If a person's life ends here, he or she will have no regrets.
"Humans and praying mantises are different. Are you a human praying mantis? I'll have you appear in a B-grade horror movie. I can't guarantee the pay though (lol)."
There may be some criticism. Of course, humans and praying mantises are different. This is because humans have societies, and even if we have achieved meaning, there are opportunities everywhere to find new meaning . In other words, there may be a next stage.
That's why Amakaze found a truth. The truth is that `` a human life is enough time to fulfill one's mission .'' Perhaps everyone has a different mission in life. However, it can be said that even the existence of a baby who died shortly after birth had some meaning. It can be said that the baby was drawn to God because he fulfilled his mission. God had a plan.
Amakaze doesn't follow any strange religion, but I think philosophy and religion are closely related . There is often debate about the proof of God, but I think this kind of religious perspective is also important.
So, I decided to share Amakaze's theory of life. There may be some people who say, ``What I'm saying is off the mark. That's right, philosophy is all about the mind.'' Amakaze also becomes silent. Silence is golden.
The word count of articles is getting longer day by day, but Amakaze is probably the only one who doesn't care. ``Amakaze, the only thing you can extend is Umaibo. Of course, keep the price the same♡'', so this article will force you to read Hotaru no Hikari.
Our readers all have their own lives, and each of us will have a different perspective on life. However, Amakaze believes that if you live a finite life and make the most of it, you will at least have no regrets . What do you think, readers? See you soon.
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