You Cant Go Back

You Cant Go Back Throughout the most recent couple of days Ive wound up pondering returning in time. Back to when kids would tune in to grown-ups, I mean truly tune in. Back to when life appeared to be straightforward, back to when it was sheltered to let youngsters play alone outside. Back before I began blogging. Back to a period without laptops,Gameboys, and Wii.Back to qualities, respectability and genuineness. I dont truly need to return, however I need to ponder. What I mean is, what did I do before this innovation? What did I do before life turned out to be not so much sheltered but rather more entangled? I consider the Greek rationalists. How were they ready to writeabout things that are so ageless? A considerable lot of their musings apply today, as though they could see into what's to come. Today, we approach more data than some other time ever. What's more, what has this given us? Is it accurate to say that we are further developed than the Greeks? It appears the quicker our lives move, the further away from the basicswe get. We designed all these undesirable nourishments for accommodation purpose. Presently these over-prepared nourishments have been tied tonumerous medical issues. We are annihilating nature with our innovation, yet it is viewed as essential. When we think back, were these the correct decisions to make? Maybe this is the year ofgoing back. Unplugging. Concentrating on relational connections. Making responsibility. Holding up the law and qualities and morals. Every last one of us settles on choices consistently on how we decided to live our lives. On the off chance that each oneof us decided to live a more advantageous, more secure, greater quality centered life, where might we be?