do you fear being forgotten?

What if no one remembers who you are? Immerse yourself in this calming soundscape as we offer a place for contemplation and focus, away from the chaos of everyday life. Whether you’re working, studying, writing or contemplating life's deeper questions, enjoy this moment of peace.
Consider your life-what has been, what is, and what could be. Find comfort in knowing you're not the only one who overthinks, so feel free to share your thoughts with us.
Join our community of curious minds as we explore life's questions together, page by page.
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[@asiyegh7161]

Such a perfect music btw

[@diaryofarestlessmind]

Thank you! We appreciate it!

[@timdenekens67]

I don't really fear being forgotten. Being just 'one out of a bunch' creates a blanket of comfort knowing that the current problems and issues I'm facing mean nothing and are rather insignificant in the grand scheme of things. On the other hand it makes me wonder, should one have more impact on it's environment? Should one want and strive to be remembered? Or is that just an ego thing?

[@diaryofarestlessmind]

Great question, Tim! I think it's a personal decision to either strive for a legacy and to be remembered or just live your live and not care about this. Both are equally fine!

[@asiyegh7161]

I am fear. I am forgetfulness. I let them be..

[@Nikola-q4m]

no. should I?

[@diaryofarestlessmind]

It depends i think. t’s natural to wonder about it, but there’s no right or wrong answer. What matters is how you feel about the connections and impact you make in life.