The concept of what the Future is, is dynamic and always of the same stereotype among almost everybody. For a child for instance, most people would say future is when he grows up and finds himself in a secondary school. When he gets to secondary school, the definition changes. The future for that child carry a new meaning. At this point they may say the future is when he goes to college to further his study. After that, the future may be when he gets a job and starts working or when he gets married or it may be when he becomes a CEO or a politician in a position of power and on and on till he dies. Now, you will want to ask, what exactly is the future and when does it comes. To answer the last question first, the future never comes.

Future, as defined by Merriam Webster Dictionary means “coming after the present time”. So we can say what will happen in the next second is a future in a sense and the next second…and the next. We can see that the future is truly a dynamic phenomenon. Most people today have a wrong definition of the future. They believe the future is some years away from the present time. But it’s not. The future is not a phenomenon that waits for you somewhere until you reach a particular age. The future is something we live through every waking moment of our life. Everything you do now shapes what your future will be like. You don’t have to wait for the future before you can do something worthwhile, you have to experience the future today. Experience is dynamic just like the Future. It a process, something that is continuous. If you experience the future, you live through it. You will be conscious of every decision you make and you will analyse the possible consequences your actions might bring and whether it is going to affect your future proper positively or negatively.

The future never really actually comes, you can only experience the future. We all know tomorrow comes every time but the future doesn’t. So if the future never really comes that means the future will definitely not come with tomorrow or next week or next year. It means you can’t wait for it. And since you can’t wait for the future to come, then you have today. What are you going to do with your today? Are you going to experience the
future in it or hope it comes with “never coming” tomorrow?

Culled from;

http://gospelhub.ng/experiencing-the-future-today/

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