Predetermined
Distinctively defiant,
in my glory days I'll triumph,
in the wilderness I lye,
in the wild unafraid to smile.
Further to go,
so many miles I've traveled
so many miles yet to be
unraveled.
Unfolding into what maybe,
is going to be clearly seen,
through visionary of
everything.
Transcendent with age,
love peace and grace,
in time and only than maybe
oneday when I'm gone I shall
be praised,
until then I'll keep
my faith and my strength.
We are all thoroughly familiar with the sources of the problems which arise in the period of youth.
For most people it is the demands of life which harshly put an end to the dream of childhood.
If the individual is sufficiently well prepared, the transition to a professional career may take place smoothly.
But if he clings to illusions that contradict reality, then problems will surely arise.
No one takes the step into life without making certain presuppositions-and occasionally they are false.
That is, they may not fit the conditions into which one is thrown. It is often a question of exaggerated expectations, of under-estimation of difficulties, of unjustified optimism or of a negative attitude.
One could compile quite a list of the false presuppositions which give rise to the earliest, conscious problems.