you know how ancient architecture used to take more than a hundred years to complete?
and i often wonder, why would the builder be willing to do so..
he knew from the start he'll never get to see his works being completed and done within his lifetime.
All his hardwork, efforts and glory will only be passed down from one generation to another, and before being able to witness his work of art standing before him, or better yet get to enjoy what his effort leads, he'll move on to be with God.
what make him still went for it?
it didn't only work for builders,
many things, we don't see the immediate result, or perhaps maybe, never get to,
but, that doesn't give us the reason to refrain from beginning.
so now i figured,
it simply means even when what you started may not have any obvious result till when its time for you to moved on,
what is done will be what's done and it is something even if there is nothing to be seen.
it is somehow beautiful to believe that, what you begin may lead to something beautiful which someone, at some point, would complete it, in a way, for you.
or even if, it is never completed, what you did make it quite impossible for you to imagine what could have been if you have never ever started.
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