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    Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 10:38AM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    t gets terribly confusing at times and very trying. I honestly cannot really justify myself as much as I would like to.


    Guilty guilty guilty. As charged.


    She was/ is sick and extremely volatile, but she has never ever been that easy to get along with anyways. Yet, I fell for it. The inability to be more tolerant, more patient, more understanding, more compassionate, less reactive, less angry, less volatile led me on a path of curt, caustic retorts.


    You see, not just am I splitting image of my mother, I resemble her in other areas. It is almost like a leaf out of another cheesy chick flick movie or another greek tragedy. The mother-daughter tirade.


    And almost as automatic as always I feel deep remorse, guilt and sorry for having retaliated.


    I was devastated when she said I caused her to become ill. Amongst many things which I have been responsible for, and cancer being my specialty, I supposed 9/11 was my fault too as well as the forest fires in California, the problems of global warming or human trafficking. Yeah right, I wish I was THAT important.


    But I know deep down those were taboo lines that had been crossed. It would sink deep heavily into my soul every time I thought of my mother suffering, or her being in pain. I would cringe just knowing it was me who might have erected the memory of irritation,hurt or annoyance to some level that had ledl to her stress in turn leading to her writhing in pain. At times like these, I want to take a cold shower and breathe in logic. I have to be calm to deal with problems especially since people who are sick have every right to be grumpy or unhappy.

    But every choice not to be too. I just have to try harder.



    Close your eyes. Pray. Breathe to the calmness and peace within your soul. No matter how tough it is to swallow your pride, it can be done. Your positivity will cheer her up, not your anger.


    I know at the very core, she was elated for the things that I had worked for. I know that no matter what she was always on my side not against me. I know it would really sadden her if I stopped talking to her. I know I have to dig deep to find genuine sincerity to communicate again. I know I need to improve on being an improvement.



    I need to be more patient.


    "Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake."
    -Victor Hugo

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  • moonchild72
     
    posted on Thursday, Oct 29, 2009 1:30PM [Report]
    Little joke to maybe cheer you up, Lydia ...

    "I don't need patience ~ I'm not a doctor!" ^_~

    *Hugs & kisses* ... Jia you! ^^
  • MissScarlett
    posted on Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 10:25PM [Report]
    I struggle with patience as well. I'm glad our God is eternally patient, though, and knows how to teach us...  

    I recently had an experience where a close friend said something to me and, though it wasn't his intension, I was very, deeply hurt by it. I WANTED to rant and scream and let him have it. God knows this. God also knows how important that friendship is and how damaging a cascade of knee-jerk anger would be. God allowed me to become ill. For three days I did little more than eat, sleep, take pain meds and blow my nose. In my more lucid moments, I thought a lot about what was said and, in those three days, had the fire turned off under my simmering rage.

    I'm not sure what my point is, just that I learned a lot of good lessons. Like, if I  can't be patient, God will teach me. Also, he's always got a better plan than mine and I need trust that...
  • JasonChau
    posted on Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 6:07PM [Report]
    I came to realise that nobody in life makes us unhappy. It is only ourselves who is allowing others to make us unhappy that actually make us unhappy. If one sees the true relationship between us 'allowing' others to make us unhappy then we are on the true pathway to happiness.

    Talking of health, my family and I have lately been looking at these devices called 'Ozone sterilizers', and we bought one here in HK. These are machines which generate ozone (which are 3 molecules of oxygen combined) that help increase and create better health. We have found that our health is in a poor state because we don't absorb enough oxygen in our body - and what this machine does is a) introduce more oxygen into our body, b) remove pesticides from our fruit and veg and c) kill germs in our body and surrounding living area.

    The invention of ozone as a medical practice has apparently been going on for over 100 years. They were in use during the early 20th century in wartime, until the US FDA association stepped in and banned them (due to support from big pharma), although it is still legally ok in 14 states, due to those states original legislation which covers their usage. Apparently ozone is harmless to the human body, and people have been cured of its diseases including cancer, diabetes and AIDS by using such a machine.

    Cancer we've found, is actually a condition where the affected cells are lacking oxygen, hence they become 'cancerous'. But once they are given copious amounts of oxygen (which is what ozone is), they cease to be cancerous.

    The machine we have is handy as an air and water steriliser as it kills pathogens and bacteria in a room or in a bowl of water. You can switch it on in a kitchen for 15 minutes, and the air would be so clean that even cockroaches are guaranteed would not appear in the room! It is that amazing and something you should look out for.
  • antonwong
    Official artist 
    posted on Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 12:59PM [Report]
    are you better?
  • pokedpenguin19
    posted on Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 11:02AM [Report]
    Well maybe she's looking at her illness as a setback from her life. i think she needs to look at the cup half full not half empty. i know its hard but its all about will power and the way you look at your life.. positively or negatively. i dont think it was nice that she said such harmful words to you, i dont think she means it. but i dont know. all you can do tho, is be a faithful daughter <3

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