Letting Go
September 25, 2007 Letting Go Letting go is never easy. It requires great courage; for the things we let go are normally the things that are precious and “irreplaceable”. Who would have a hard time letting go of things that are not important to them anyways? Letting go of a thing is sometimes bearable, for it could be replaced by small little joys that could fill in the void of that big thing that was gone. But more than anything, the hardest is letting go of a loved one. Of a person who used to be your “happy thought”. Who used to make you smile, used to give you a deeper value and importance, who used to make you sing and who used to make your heart beats faster and faster by just being themselves. Letting go is a choice. It is a choice of whether we will allow ourselves to mature by the pains brought by the selfless act or be “at risk” of having ourselves carried on the upheavals of our emotions by being so attached. Letting go involves the idea of having our “M...