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Myron wrote:At one point we didn’t have enough money to pay for a monthly gym subscription, but that never bothered me and Paola.

Instead of dwelling on what we didn’t have, we focused on what we did. We lived by the understanding of Adventuality, and would go for runs in Hyde Park, using nature and the benches as our equipment.

I have been going to a gym for 15 years and to this day I have never enjoyed training more in my life than I did in the park amongst the beauty of nature.

We would take one loaf of bread with us and feed the birds after our training. There are no words that could describe our enjoyment of this experience.

I would run through the park not with fear or concern, only with excitement, exhilarated by the energy of life and the possibilities it holds. We found an advantage in every situation.

We enjoyed our runs the most when it rained or snowed, because we had the park and the birds to ourselves. Out of the millions of people in London, we would be the only ones there enjoying the moment for what it was.

We were in love and we were dancing in the rain. When you find that peace, you feel the energy of life flowing through your veins, and you realize how much possibility you truly have.

Myron wrote:I told Angela that on my return she was more than welcome to come and visit me in Dubai. My sister Vanessa had called a few days later and told me that Angela was really depressed. I had told her not to worry, I would be in London soon
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and Angela would listen to me, I would spend time with her. I knew that my new understanding of reality would help her see that all the issues that were concerning her didn’t exist unless she allowed them to.

I would help her make peace with the past and try to show her the root of her reality, that her problems only existed because she allowed them to.

I knew that when you live life as an adventure, embracing every moment as the most valuable thing there is, then nothing can get you down, because you are living in peace and understanding and you have an amazing gift.

On the 28th of July I got a call to say that my sister Angela had committed suicide; she had gone to a local hotel and had overdosed on insulin.
I cherished the moments we had spent together. I was going to miss my beautiful sister Angela -- she was so much fun, and I loved being around her. I knew that on this short adventure of life there would be new times of emotional hardships.

I live my life without fear of death, neither for myself nor for others. I enjoy every moment with everyone I love, in the understanding that death is waiting for us all. I do not believe we should dwell on bad feelings and errors in what is behind us.

Her pain and depression and wants were no more. My sister couldn’t unwrap the gift of life and threw it away in frustration.

“The fear of death is the most unjustified of all fears, for there's no risk of accident for someone who's dead.”
~Albert Einstein~

I had never managed family relationships very well when I was younger as I was too lost in my own reality. Fortunately I had changed, and if the day ever came for me to stand over a grave or vice versa, I didn’t want to have any regrets. “Live each day like it is your last.” Even though in the early days my relationship with my sister was rocky, in her last few years I am happy to say that we were great friends.