Albert Herdianto Widjojo
This photo was taken last month when I ate at a restaurant outside the city. The dining area of the restaurant itself is outside the room which is on the edge of a cliff.
In the dining area, there are several collections of old vehicles such as this jeep and several other old cars besides old motorbikes too. Unfortunately, it all just piled up and certainly can not be turned on.
Maybe all of that is because restaurant owners like to collect old vehicles as well as to provide something for restaurant visitors to take selfies. For me, at the time I thought this would be some of the posting material on Virily, who knows when. Apparently that intention can be realized at this time.
It seems like anything that seems useless turns out to be still useful for other purposes. Moreover humans like us, right?
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Have you ever know someone who feels useless? Assume that his life is meaningless?
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Users voted 11 times.
Q: HAVE YOU EVER KNOW SOMEONE WHO FEELS USELESS? ASSUME THAT HIS LIFE IS MEANINGLESS?
Yes (9 votes) – 82%
No (2 votes) – 18%
It’s a great picture. Every old thing is useful for any purpose.
Thanks for the compliment, dear Vida. I totally agree with you.
Is this, not the essence of reflection? that we have to look upon what we have done, so as not to be falsely led to believe all is perfect?
I think this is indeed one of the essences of reflection, to know who we really are, what life is, etc. and whether everything we have done helps provide answers to that question.
To find a point of reflection within us. It becomes a quest.
I am confuse to answer… what to write on this
…then I’m confused to reply to your answer… lol… joking…
That’s okay, my friend.
It is so sad when people thing that their life is meaningless.
It is very unfortunate if humans think so, but apparently many people feel that way, at least those I know
Your question made me think. Mother was bed ridden for years but we all loved her and wanted that she lived forever.
Many important things to ponder, but the meaning of life seems to be one of the most important…
Absolutely true, one persons junk can be someone else’s solution
Yes, and that’s really an interesting reality, right?
My friend is finally back … I hope forever
I hope that I can come back completely, but apparently it’s still difficult for me dear friend.
I also hope you get back to us as soon as possible, dear Albert …. I remember you many times if that helps you
Until now I was still in limited time, but hey… look… It’s been two days in a row I could be around long enough rove in Virily.
Do you know that you and your red sunglasses are also always in my mind?
Yeah it’s really great just that Virily won’t be over …. he didn’t approve a single post today … I’m glad you remember me too …. we got along, dear Albert
I have often felt disappointed if again and again could not visit friends here like you.
Everyone is capable of falling into this state. It is very important that this is not continued for a long time. I’m glad these old cars are on the move the owners are using them for something useful. It is a pleasure to see you again dear friend.
I did see many people fall into that state, some rose, some sought a deeper meaning in life, some others had a mental breakdown then…
I think, putting that old jeep there is indeed very useful and interesting.
And, Oh, I’m also very happy to meet you again, dear friend.
This old truck reminds me of my Grandpa. He probably felt useless as he aged. But we all continue with a purpose, no matter our age. Of course I have felt this way many times in life. And I always find reasons to continue moving ahead. Great photo and again, so very good to see you!
In old age, many people may evaluate their lives and make certain conclusions according to their perceptions and points of view, but I do see that such insignificant feelings can occur in people of any age.
Thanks for the compliment, Carol. So great to see you too.
I think at least once in my life I felt useless. Fortunately, that feeling didn’t last long for me! Great photo! It makes me wonder who drove this car!
The dynamics of life sometimes tempt us like that, but the depth of life often shakes one’s mind. I know many people, in high social castes or at the grassroots, at various ages, who feel that their lives have no meaning. Even a tycoon once asked me, “What is it all for in the end?”
It is our duty to give meaning to our own lives! The difficulties we go through help us do that, don’t you think?
I fully agree with you, Ileana. The question of the meaning of life, for me is related to the question of who I really am, why I live, for what, etc.
…and yes, various difficulties help crystallize the answers.
Philosophers specific questions! Thanks God, I don’t ask myself such questions anymore!
That is good! The ‘middle way’ is usually safer and more comfortable.