Sometimes the connection between the past and the future is so strong that even the blood starts to run faster through the veins. They say you can't live in the past. Like, this weight does not need to be carried, like suitcases without handles. But isn't it noble to respect the past? Isn't it worth learning his lessons in order to avoid ridiculous mistakes? Is it so bad to be grateful for everything and everyone? Sometimes it seems to me that I am the real one, somewhere in the future for a long time. I sit for myself, languidly sipping coffee from a white porcelain cup with a thin handle and looking at myself now “from there”, defending, scolding, advising, insuring and all the time leading to some secret. And I think I already figured out one part of it. Isn't it wonderful?
The feeling that you are already somewhere in the future and watching yourself from the past can be an interesting way of perceiving time. This can help you better understand yourself, your goals, and your motivations. If you feel that you have found some secret or solved part of it, then this can be an important direction for your personal growth and development.
A balance between past, present and future is essential for a fulfilling life. You can respect and learn from the past, but don't forget to also appreciate the moments and opportunities that the present provides for you.