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Away from City!!

What I learned from Into the Wild MOVIE today at 12th of May 2015,

1- Life's meaning is much deeper than what people tell you and you need to explore it yourself.  
2- When you pursue your self-made dream (not from society) then know for sure you are freed. 
3- Breaking the people made systems and following the truth of Nature will give you a new meaning of happiness. 

The truth is that technology will never make you happier and that you can also never escape from it even if you are in jungle a plane will fly over your head just don't get too attached to it that you can not live without it. You make friends you mean it, you talk with your friends you mean it, you work somewhere you mean it and if you are making love you should mean it, otherwise there will be no meaning in life. 

Note: Reading books, watching movies, seeing friends, thinking wisely, staying close with family and considering all these while focused on your goal will give you real happiness. 

Khairuddin Ayubzai, 
Job: (A wanna be ) writer and publisher 

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