That's Impossible

Door Knob: Simply impassable.
Alice: You mean impossible.
Door Knob: No, I mean impassable, nothings impossible.

The moment we believe that something is impossible we limit our beliefs to what is possible. When we say that something is impossible we leave a thought without hope and a thought without hope leaves little room for growth.

In this day and age I have seen more impossible things become possible that I am lead to believe that all things are possible. Believing that all things are possible frees the mind from the restrictions of matter and form. If the Wright brothers believed that it was impossible for man to fly, we would have never done the impossible and made it to the moon. One impossible thing leads to another.

The more we believe in the possibilities of things the more we find our world expanding and growing. Yes, it is improbable that man can fly without the use of machines but I will not venture to guess that it is impossible because all things are possible. The word improbable is more accurate to life, it leaves hope. Impossible diseases have been cured, ridiculous discoveries have been made, and chaos has caused order and vice versa.

I say that the world is more nonsense then we stuffy intellectuals would like to believe. We send sound through the air, we live on a big round ball and float in nothingness. Just because we have rules and laws that govern the possible, doesn't mean that science can't break them. But science doesn't break the rules, it works with them, it discovers new ways to play with gravity and what we call reality.

Our world is a Wonderland, when you stop to think of it. We have challenges that we overcome but the one key ingredient to overcoming any challenge is the belief that one can, and if you think something is impossible, for you, it is. Walt Disney said “It's kind of fun to do the impossible.” I disagree, its a lot of fun.