The Transit and Adjectivity of Wellness

7.1.04 Listen closely, dear children.

Well. A transition as well as an adjective.

1-Transition: "Well now, let us proceed to the conclusion."

2-Adjective: "Your face is well."

3-Synthesis: "Well, stay well, Gristhkeg."

Having established the fact of the former, I conjecture that a system only remains well if energy is still being introduced into it.

According to the second law of thermodynamics, namely, entropy, systems of energy naturally flow from order to disorder. Example: release a test tube of a vaporous substance into the air, and it goes from an orderly and compact state to a state of diffusion and less usability.

Although this is a bold assertion, issues in life compare quite neatly to this concept.

Without added energy (work, willingness to persevere through life's situations), the systems we encounter will utterly fall to ruin.

As with natural systems of energy, the creation and destruction of chemical bonds are required to enact the necessary stimulation to bring a system back into order.

In life, love is the principle facet that bonds all things. A love for people close to oneself, a love for those who you do not know intimately, and a love for God himself. Thus, I argue that one must break the trivial bonds of life (such as material pursuits) and form the bonds of love (relationships with people and with God) in order to create the necessary energy to bring the systems we encounter in life into greater order.

I am not giving a cure-all solution, but just bringing some honest heartfelt insights I though I would share with, well, a well attentive audience.

I hoped this served as a blessing as well as a motivational prompting to fix your gaze on the things in life which really matter and, after having set the important things where they belong, to use the generated energy to work at the peripheral things in life.

Well. A transition as well as an adjective.

This is the one and only Don, created from the one and only God, who gave His one and only Son to die for his one and only love.

I am and shall always remain:

The Don