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Doesn't it also seem that a great many people who feel "lost" or don't subscribe to any profound meaning in their lives have difficult relationships with others? I mean, I'm generally the quiet type around new people, but feel this gravitation to them as I know them better. Then with your better friends, you share this bond that completely hyper-real.
I guess an example of this is my current living situation and the next few months of time. I have to move in a month and a half and find the current prospects a bit grim as far as a job, distance to family and friends, etc. And I can't help to notice a need inside to remain in close contact with these people even if the lure of a good job (professionally speaking) is out there. It seems that to comprimise the outcome of these experiences with these people is to damage something that's a bit eternal and far more important. It's seems so spiritually lucrative to be with them and in addition, it may help make day to day life and financial prospects better as well.
And yeah...it feels great to know that something you say or do for someone (especially when they're at a diasadvantage) can deeply effect the way they go about doing things. Kind of like why I hope to be in a mentor or teaching position one day. Not to fulfill the ego by saying something like, "I know more than they do and they need my help", but to feel that the process of working with people creates all of these opportunities and fleshs out our destiny.
It's also why I find myself hanging out with certain people that some of my friends don't necessarily "agree" with or better yet understand. Simply, they possess something quite different than others and I need to be around it. Even if you have to sift through complexes or extra b.s. to be there. Some people take more work than others. |
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