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Susan Sarandon Tim Robbins split did he sees it coming?
“I’ve always liked the idea of choosing to be with somebody. I thought that if you didn’t get married you wouldn’t take each other for granted as easily”, says Susan Sarandon.
“Relationships” plays useful roles in our lives.
Things are based on relationships to stand their own test of time.
Relationships link us with our inner and outer worlds.
There are relationships with our parents, teachers, husband, wife, friends; each plays a different role that ties in with our lives. Each comes to the fore in its own season.
“Relationship” places our greater sense of purpose in or lives and in our hands.
It is in what we see, do, learn, and make of our relationships that matters and is of use to us. Each personal relationship allows us to know and understand ourselves better.
Life is about learning, its journey endless and it doesn’t leave us too far to look, hardly enough time to read a book, or to make up our mind what to cook, before we think we are hooked.
Life is about changes… changes don’t let it grind you to the dust…it’s on top of us before we turn as Creation’s lessons we are here to learn.
We enter each others lives for reasons are to learn and to take from, as we go.
Some to keep and take along others we throw out or step away from.
Remember it’s “whatever aids us that is good” and “whatever hinders us that is bad”. Each of us knows what that is if we look long, hard and keen enough it we’ll find.
Relationships bring their different effects upon us in one form or another whether or not we’ve signed upon the dotted lines.
Our relationships link us to our feelings thoughts sensations and emotions, these we are only partly in control of…in some cases before we think “we act”.
As you’ll see, each center occupies their own time and space; and once it’s time is up that’s it… No more. And for some of us it’s not easy letting go. Even when we know it should be so.
Due to identification expectation and imagination these elements we are all guilty of, to find ways separating from them, helps us to uncover our inner strength. Choosing between making these decisions in our lives when these, we’re confronted to face.
I hold to the idea as Susan Sarandon does, of choosing to be in our relationships not because we feel we have to.
It’s not always the case that we’re taking for granted each other that shows when its time to move on; life does that for us by displaying other sides of ourselves.
As Susan Sarandon says “You have to have a sense of humor…you have to stay curious and hungry and foolish.” Otherwise, “you get satisfied and you get stuck.”
