I watched a video
from one internet celebrity (figure?) that goes by the name Prince
Ea, he's what people call ‘content creators’ these days and for the
uninitiated Prince Ea produced motivational and inspirational videos,
along that line.
In the video he
elaborated some deeper meaning behind a popular nursery rhyme in the
Western world- the one that has something to do with rowing boats and
sailing and dreams,.
With all due respect
to his constructive ways and message which is undisputedly a good
thing, tbh my initial reaction was..I got irked. Yes I got annoyed by
Prince Ea's such proper presentation with threatrics and gimmicks at
play..sometimes I find it more than necessary so it vex me more.
It's the same way at first I find MatLufthi annoying when he went
philosphically witty in dissecting everyday phenomenon. I don't
know- it's that weird thing when you tend to critic people because
they show a similar trait with you. Yeah, I somewhat identify with
both of them because on too many occasions when I saw videos about
their thoughts that made people go nuts I went “hey I thought about
that too, what's the big deal?”. They become special and famous for
that way of thinking while I'm not, so I might just be green. Props
to them nevertheless.
I think there's a
similarly more profound meaning as well in one nursery rhyme that's popular in my part
of the world.
“Enjit-enjit
semut, siapa sakit naik atas.” (bold part translation: When in pain, go up"
I swear I really find this phrase resonating to life on so many levels.
Whenever you feel not like yourself-y, taking some time out to the 'up-side' can replenish and restore wonders. If you catch my drift...
Going up simply means anything that gives you that sweet heightened experience, not necessarily about altitude change.Climbing mountains or sea diving or connecting spiritually or substance/chemical trips or any activities that liberates you from bad feelings.. who knows;knows. It’s more of a state of mind, not limited by mere place. It might as well be someone instead of somewhere, when you spend time with him/her u feel better. A plane where u find solace.
*not The UpsideDown
Whenever you feel not like yourself-y, taking some time out to the 'up-side' can replenish and restore wonders. If you catch my drift...
Going up simply means anything that gives you that sweet heightened experience, not necessarily about altitude change.Climbing mountains or sea diving or connecting spiritually or substance/chemical trips or any activities that liberates you from bad feelings.. who knows;knows. It’s more of a state of mind, not limited by mere place. It might as well be someone instead of somewhere, when you spend time with him/her u feel better. A plane where u find solace.
*not The UpsideDown
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