There’s so much more about this smile. You just don’t know. This is the web portal of a fifteen-year-old feline who grew whiskers and paws. As much as she loves dwelling in her solemn, gloomy little own world – she is also thought to be a nonsensical and ill-mannered child who eats anything but food.
Yo. It’s Rachee.
Rachelle Angeli B. Marañon for short. HAHA. I love purple. I accept friends and comments. I laugh, I love, I shop, I cry. I do everything I want; I’m still young, wild and free. I know my boundaries, mistakes and flaws. I spill secrets. I’m bubbly. I’m not aiming for the perfect me but the better me. I do what’s right or maybe wrong, but I still make of it. I laugh at myself if I did something silly. I can control my temper and everything that should be controlled. Everyone knows that life is crazy but wonderful. It can be unfair, but not at all times. I can be your worst enemy or best friend. I am weird, but not that simple. I have realized something that I should have been realizing earlier, still seeking for true friends and for my knight in shining armour. Patiently waiting and I wish they’ll come sooner or later. I don’t believe at love at first sight, nor at times even at true love. Everyone has an individual ability to make a person happy, and I can make you happy, but sometimes I can make you cry. Some people hate me but I don’t mind them because they’re insecure. I take many pictures. I had swollen my pride; my past memories are still treasured. You are welcome in my heart and I swore I won’t forget you. Keep that curve on your face; keep smiling!
The only way out of the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive.
There are so many of us who will have to live with things done and things left undone. Things that did not go right, things that seemed okay at the time because we could not see the future. If only we could see the endless string of consequences that result from our smallest actions.
But life only moves forward, and once the doors of yesterday are closed, there is no going back.
We are human—imperfect beings bound to make mistakes.
Our mistakes are necessary, vital for our growth, understanding of life, and journey of self-discovery.
There will always be people in life who will hurt us and let us down; they’re human too.
We think that by holding onto our feelings of hate and anger that we are damaging those who have pained us, but in reality we are only furthering our own pain—only perpetuating our stay in the labyrinth.
To forgive does not mean to condone.
It simply means to let go.
To let go of what has happened in the past, to release yourself of the damaging feelings, and to be free of the hurt.
Shame and hate directed towards the self keep us prisoners to the labyrinth for the longest.
There will always be times in our life when our performance will fall short of the expectation, whether they be our own hopes or those of someone else.
We can choose to let shame and sadness consume us because we didn’t “do it right”, because it wasn’t perfect.
Or we can acknowledge that in life, nothing is set is stone. That opportunities are given to us everyday, each moment, and forgiveness of our mistakes gives way for their presence in our lives.
But most of all, we can choose to forgive ourselves.
To treat our hurting soul like an old friend, with warmth, compassion, and understanding.
You can choose to learn from the hurt, gain strength from the pain, and utilize the bitterness of the situation to truly appreciate the bliss of happiness.
You can choose to forgive and to let go.
Your attitude is yours for the choosing.
We may play a major role in bringing ourselves into the labyrinth of suffering, but we are also the key that leads to the way out.
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