Jane Kur

 

Time is everything.

 

Well, at least a huge part of all things.

 

Farmers need to know exactly the seasonal periods of the
year to ripe the maximum benefit of their hard labour. Even with the best
seeds, the plants won’t grow if they were planted during the wrong time.

 

There are celebrations around the globe to proclaim the
beginning of adulthood amongst their youths. It is their time to be an adult,
and to be treated as such. Equally, a certain level of maturity are to be
expected, because the society approves that the time they have spent in life
has allowed and equipped them to conduct responsibly.

 

Some ancient myths adopted histories and legends of heroic
figures obtaining priceless heritage at exactly the appropriate time, down to
the seconds. Needless to say, the exact same action done at the wrong time
would result death, if not permanent disability.

 

Is time the key to resolve all issues?

 

People say that time heals, or things would happen or
get better at its own time, or it’s time for such and such to be
done. Then maybe for certain issues, frustrating and unsolveable issues, it
would be good to wait. To stop, take a deep breath, and see what’s around the
corner. For the farmers can’t force to plant winter vegetables in the middle of
summer, nor can a twelve years old be considered as an adult and is expected to
drive and work.

 

So for those who are pulling out their hair, or constantly
stalking their psychologists for extra sessions, maybe a time out would calm
you down, and let you see the bigger picture of your life.

 

Once you settle, then you’ll realize:

Waiting, it ain’t so bad.

 

JK

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