experiences changed my life
Everyone in their life has many experiences. We could have encountered some things so unfamiliar. Nevertheless, we obtain experiences when we take more time to understand it. Also, there could cause some problems that we have to solve. It could be either easy to solve or hardly to fix. No matter the results are good or bad, we all get precious experiences during the process. Indeed, I have learned a lot from my experiences, and some of the experiences really changed my life.
Taking care of pets is really a big learning. I have a dog. I have to walk her, feed her, and pay attention to her health. Sometime I even have to share my favorite food with her. That is unfair. Though there are a lot of work that as a pet owner need to do, it worth. My dog has made me more patient, take myself less seriously and in some ways prepared me to be a carer. She has changed my life to the extent that I had never known I can do it. I know she is my responsibility but not burden. I take that and feel good and appreciate her giving me such a wonderful lesson.
I joined a four-day Buddhist camp when I was in elementary school. Children there were divided in groups, and each group had several auxiliary elder sisters and elder brothers. During the camp, I lived in a Buddhist temple. I had morning and evening recitation of scriptures and including three snacks, total six delicious meals in vegetarian each day. Besides these, most of the time I had some classes which were not really related to Buddhism but taught me to be moral. After joining the camp, I have the clear measure of good and evil in my mind and I want to be a good guy myself.
I had a good friend during the junior high school. We spent most of the time together. We studied, did homework, and discussed our exam all together. I felt good to have a like-minded friend to study with which made me learn more efficiently. I think she thought so too. However, one time I wanted to borrow her textbook to copy the note which I missed during last class, but she did not willing to lend me. She said the book which might help her got the first place did not allow to be read by an opponent. I thought we were companions and would help each other to learn well. Our friendship did not persist because of our different concepts. To the beginning, I felt she was too selfish for me to accept. In retrospect, there are many ways to achieve goals, she just chose one of them. She did not have the obligation to be my dream companion. And I still had to work harder to write down the note by myself during the class.
These three experience change my life. No matter what I am doing is easy or hard, I will take the responsibility and accomplish it. I do things which I think are good as many as possible. During life, no assistance is taken for granted. When I get help, I should be thankful. Though friends’ supports can help me a lot, I am master of my fate. The success should from the strength of me. These experiences has largely influenced my life.
Taking care of pets is really a big learning. I have a dog. I have to walk her, feed her, and pay attention to her health. Sometime I even have to share my favorite food with her. That is unfair. Though there are a lot of work that as a pet owner need to do, it worth. My dog has made me more patient, take myself less seriously and in some ways prepared me to be a carer. She has changed my life to the extent that I had never known I can do it. I know she is my responsibility but not burden. I take that and feel good and appreciate her giving me such a wonderful lesson.
I joined a four-day Buddhist camp when I was in elementary school. Children there were divided in groups, and each group had several auxiliary elder sisters and elder brothers. During the camp, I lived in a Buddhist temple. I had morning and evening recitation of scriptures and including three snacks, total six delicious meals in vegetarian each day. Besides these, most of the time I had some classes which were not really related to Buddhism but taught me to be moral. After joining the camp, I have the clear measure of good and evil in my mind and I want to be a good guy myself.
I had a good friend during the junior high school. We spent most of the time together. We studied, did homework, and discussed our exam all together. I felt good to have a like-minded friend to study with which made me learn more efficiently. I think she thought so too. However, one time I wanted to borrow her textbook to copy the note which I missed during last class, but she did not willing to lend me. She said the book which might help her got the first place did not allow to be read by an opponent. I thought we were companions and would help each other to learn well. Our friendship did not persist because of our different concepts. To the beginning, I felt she was too selfish for me to accept. In retrospect, there are many ways to achieve goals, she just chose one of them. She did not have the obligation to be my dream companion. And I still had to work harder to write down the note by myself during the class.
These three experience change my life. No matter what I am doing is easy or hard, I will take the responsibility and accomplish it. I do things which I think are good as many as possible. During life, no assistance is taken for granted. When I get help, I should be thankful. Though friends’ supports can help me a lot, I am master of my fate. The success should from the strength of me. These experiences has largely influenced my life.
