RAGE AND MERCY
RAGE AND MERCY
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RAGE AND MERCY
RAGE AND MERCY
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RAGE AND MERCY
If this story is really true, Enoshima Island must have seem like an evidence of Gods’ rage and a symbol of their’ mercy to let them continue their lives.
There are moments in our lives when we feel thankful as the state of happiness is reached or its sentiment is felt. I never seem to know why, but thankfulness somehow does not last long… Maybe we get used to it, until something unfortunate happens. We then condemn ourselves for having taken happiness for granted. But after a while, we forget again. I almost start to feel that tragedies are not only inevitable, but also essential to the lives of mankind, because without them, we will never be reminded of how happy we already are. If you try to look at this logic from the opposite angle, tragedies happen perhaps because we need to be happy, and if we stop wishing for happiness, there will never be another tragedy again. Is happiness so worthy then?
I thought on as I walked along the sandy shore, of course, without reaching any conclusion.