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We, The Limitless

The human spirit is limitless. When you trap it in a cage, staying at home all day, or sitting in a ward in a mental hospital all week, month, year(s), what do you expect happens to the human spirit?

Neglected, or not taught how to embrace, harness and channel your spirit into 'fulfilling' activities and tasks, the mental and spiritual faculties decline from lack of use, or misuse.

Instead of putting your mind, body and will to good work that could potentially benefit yourself and other people, we sit staring out the window from within the confines of the mental institution's ward... The same can be said to be true of staying home, consuming entertainment media all day.

We are all spiritual beings. We are capable of healing our spirit the same way a bird let loose from its cage has the option of flying away, learning how to, or to stay grounded.

The choice is ours, how we want to harness and channel our living essence. We can read, research, ask for guidance. We can look inward for a start, for there is no expert on your inner-spirit but for yourself. Don't choose to give up on living life at its optimum condition. Start by looking inside-out, and asking the question 'who am I, if not ________ (this version of me I have been trying to produce for myself/others)?'

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