. The last few sentences of the movie are the best part. A lot of people think that travel can change a lot, the truth is, only those who experience it firsthand can tell that traveling may work little, not all travel will allow you to grow and change with a search.
The name of the movie is Food, Prayer and Love, and I want to understand prayer as contemplation, and reflection is better. Food is a material pleasure, love is a spiritual touch, and we seem to be struggling with finding self all our lives. When I was young, I didn’t know what my self was, so you could eat what others fed you. When I got to the university, I read books, met people, walked, started to meditate and reflect, and the thing "self" slowly came into shape. So you start to lose weight. Although the old fat in the subcutaneous tissue that was fed to you in your youth is very difficult to lose, those who are determined will still succeed.
But the search for self is far from over.
Like the glory of the king who keeps improving the rank, the topic of self also needs to be upgraded.
In college, we need
After entering love, how to maintain a sense of belonging in the relationship between the two sexes is a new journey of self-discovery.
After falling into the slack period of work, at the embarrassing stall of 28 and 30 years old, life gave us another pain before turning into a butterfly, and where to go is another choice.
Since the beginning of college, the self has begun to take shape. When the wings are growing, they are entangled by the relationship between the sexes. After the embarrassing pain of the 30-year-old, every loss and search related to the self is a new coming-of-age ceremony.
Keep updating my thoughts.
To be honest, if I get into a relationship, I will be afraid that I will slowly deviate from the track and lose the sense of belonging, and that self is what attracted love in the first place. If I change, will he slowly dislike it? What about me, I think, this is a question that many girls need to think about.
Maybe we don't grow up until we die, and we're always underage.
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