The Thirst for More As Humans

Imagine a life and a world that is so perfect and free of troubles. A world where I don't have to struggle or hustle before I get to spend or live the life i want and desire. A world where I just have all I need at the top of my finger where I don't have to imagine myself been given birth by an influential person like Otedola, Dangote or Elion Musk or getting involved in an argument of what to do if Elon Musk were to come claiming to be my father because wealth is also at my disposal with no stress.

What if I was born into a world where I am not groomed with the orientation that there is something called battle of families or village people, where I just have to do my things my way and live my life the way I deem fit? What if I'm in this world tagged PERFECT WORLD of empathy and love with no hatred, struggles in any form, will there still be an individual growth?

Of course Yes! There will still be growth and one practical examples and evidences to back that up is that as long as we are meant to grow from being a toddler to being a child, to an adolescent, to becoming a teenager, becoming an adult and eventually turning an aged person OR plants growing from germinating to yielding fruits of its kinds, then there surely will be a need for growth either individual or cooperate one.

There is this urge to want or desire for more as humans so even if we had everything at our disposal, be it knowledge, wealth, or anything, we won't feel contented than to still want to know more better or acquire more than we have. Sometimes growth comes from the area of competition, sometimes from the place of self-love to want to do more better for ourselves.

Another thing I might wanna add is that although there will still be growth even if there is a perfect world but there will surely be a difference in the pursuit. Just this past weekend in @sam.hangout, we were asked a question about our japa (traveling abroad or escape from one's country) syndrome and there were so many answers but I bet 80% would be to japa as soon as the opportunity shows up because of the bad economy and bad leadership of our own country where survival seems like a death sentence.

Now imagine a world that is perfect, where we have good leadership that cares for the citizens with no corruption and embezzlement, citizens may still wanna travel out of the country to get some knowledge on their professions or as a scholar or for businesses BUT definitely not on the basis or mindset of running off and escaping from their country's hardship.

In conclusion, either our world is meant to be perfect in the first place or imperfect as it is right now, there will always be a need for growth but the dimension of seeking for the growth might just differ.

I'll be dropping my 🖊️ here on the Hive Learners community prompt

Thanks for reading through 🤗

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