From, "Alone" via [unnamed blog]:
It is inevitable! At some point, we all feel alone. Perhaps there are some who are so blessed to always feel connected to another source of energy to the point where he, she, or it is never alone. That source of life is extremely lucky, for this writer has found that no matter how much she believes in endless energy, there is still a feeling of loneliness.
Really, are we ever alone? There is so much vastness and sources of energy that it appears to be foolish to ever feel alone; however, maybe in one's society, culture, or upbringing, there is a sense of loneliness which never goes away - an emptiness deep inside. Perhaps, as each source of energy appears almost eternally connected, some of us can also fall into a deep nothingness - as deep as the vortex of space - infinite in so many ways.
There is a possibility to where energy may cease to exist in some netherworld where nothing is ever tangible - only lost. Perhaps that is hell. Maybe there is a void some souls cannot rid because their energy is forever lost. That would be the saddest creation, ever. And, who knows - for some, it may be true; though, personally, this writer would consistently view such notion as questionable.
In fact, in my existence, there is constant energy. There is constant motion and always a possibility of connection. There is vastness - one filled with infinite amounts of energy to the point where Energy will never cease to exist - ever! Energy rejuvenates, and perhaps, does not die - ever.
In such an universe where energy does not cease to exist, there is endless possibility. In fact, anything is possible! Energy is free and roaming, it crashes and rejuvenates, and later, forms into a matter capable of experiencing various forms.
When Energy decides to take a leap of faith into a life form, it experiences a physicality where matter matters, Consciousness becomes forms of matter, and connection is direct. As this writer experiences this physical world with all its wonder, stresses, and possibilities, she cannot help but reflect that no matter what happens, she is fully responsible for each event since she is connected to it- whether she is at fault for initiating such experience or not. Obviously, a child would have little say or direct fault, but as a person becomes older and wiser, he or she may have the potential of either living life to the fullest, or perhaps, the loneliest.
Alone, in a world so big with a sky so vast that -really- there is no way a soul should ever feel alone! However, humans have emotions, which logic can turn into a sense of desperation when one seeks validation through another; otherwise, why would one feel so alone when there is so much possibility?
There are many reasons why some of us feel so alone. Particularly in this day and age, connections can easily be lost or taken for granted. There are several bouts of betrayal and some simply cannot handle the stress of trying to please, serve, or assist others. There are many reasons why some feel the need to be alone, but likewise, there are several reasons why some should never feel alone.
There is simply too much potential!
Never. Feel. Alone.
