Jason's Blog

It is my T-2 day from reporting to work, so I decided to work out while I have the leisure of time. Being lectured of being short in discipline,  so I came here to begin my discipline lesson😅 as 1 Cor 9:25-27 and 1 Tim 4:8 spells out on the theme of discipline for bodily training as an athlete.... Joking... Not😜 The scripture is highlighting spiritual side of discipline, but nevertheless starting from bodily training may be good as well. When I arrived at the PJ entrance, I can't help but notice the banner below stating that the parking spots is now relaxed, hikers can now park on the green region of the map as follow: So at the PJ entrance, i took my new track by going to the left side after passing the reflexology foot region on the entrance and move all the way to the demolished watch tower site. After the watch tower site, I came to this junction where it leads to either the suspension bridge or the little stream at "Taman Rimba Bukit Kerinchi" entrance.

As a little children, I had been finding my joy in my collections of toys. Then as I grew up to a teenager, finding my joy in collections of comic books, game cards collection. Then in adulthood, joy in accumulation of wealth/possessions. At first glance, it seems much of joy to be able to accumulate all this things, but we didn't realised that we had became slaves to things that we are gathering. Take example of a young man, whom had committed to purchase a luxury car with a loan that he commits to pay for the next 10 years. He didn't just commit to pay the monthly commitment of the car loan amount, he also unknowingly commit his time/money to maintain the car to keep it clean, polished nicely, servicing and sometimes to repair it due to accidents or car parts worn out. As it turns out, this man had made himself a slave to this purchase of luxury car. We lived in a society that sometimes took pride in the things we possess, to impress other people of the belongings we had or