Life i simple, sustain, and joy..

Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt and reflective piece. Here's your writing transformed into prose, preserving its emotional depth and philosophical tone:

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Life often unfolds according to a silent procedure�"a rhythm we learn to follow from childhood. As children, we are introduced to discipline through the guidance of our parents and teachers. We study, not just for grades, but with the hope of building a better future. As we grow older, we seek companionship, find a life partner, and settle into routines�"often without expecting too much. We draw boundaries, live within them, plan for children, and strive to improve our lives through hard work and earnings. Eventually, we pass on these values to our children, encouraging them to pursue education, and then we rest, having played our part.

This is the cycle of life. Along the way, we encounter hardships�"financial struggles, the sudden loss of loved ones. We grieve, we endure pain, but we carry on for the sake of our children. We sustain ourselves through resilience.

Yet, human cunningness has evolved to unsettling heights. In pursuit of lost love or wealth, some resort to manipulation, disturbing the lives of others. Innocent people become scapegoats in these schemes. I understand that human desire knows no bounds. Without self-restraint, we become puppets to our own thoughts, which can lead us to ruin. A person who cannot control their mind becomes dangerous�"not only to others, but to themselves.

That’s why we must honor our limits, live within them, and focus on giving our children a better life. Some decisions or situations may seem painful, but they don’t always mean suffering. You’ve shared joy with someone�"so why, when they’re gone, do you choose to disturb their peace and cause harm? When you do that, you become the source of evil, not the victim.

Yes, we may fall into the traps of others’ thoughts, but we also have the strength to rise above them. That is what makes us human�"our ability to lead with humanity, to know ourselves, and to choose a path of compassion and clarity.

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Jessy Jacob

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