In a state of Serendipity


 How can one talk about his state of serendipity!!? Well, am sure we reach a stage I can say where we find peace in completeness in what we do. I still have no idea when will I be serendipitous someday.

Or you can say I must have had pocket moments of serendipity, I mostly feel life is beautiful when you're to yourself when you have the freedom to do what you desire and of course not being answerable. I find life to be less complex when I am in my own company. It's the chances we take, maybe by accident or it's just befallen on us that we tend to take it up and it becomes like the most serendipitous moment for us.

It's all about finding joy in small things that we do, cherishing what we have. The most peaceful moments for me has sometimes just been my coffee and a few pages of a book that I read. Just me and my company, I don't think that I would really have too much expectation from myself, I just want to stay at peace with myself.

I try to make little discoveries of myself while cooking, going on a lone drive alone, maybe just sitting on a mountain by myself or on a solo trip.  I find my serendipitous moments while strumming my guitar too even movies have always been a long time companion to me.

I think we must allow change, re-learning, unlearning some of the things too. Starting all over again like a child can possibly bring out our state of "Serendipity".


Love always,

Susan


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