Me too. Love this and love you. The compassionate me thinks that so many of our peers are afraid to rearrange the room. They fear that they will expend the energy or not know the best way to go about it, and they won’t like the result anyway. So they do nothing. But as you say, Dear Friend, taking inventory, culling, rearranging, is a practice, an ongoing process we live. We are so stuck in habits of mind that say: reality is this, I do that, and this will happen, and it will be good, or it will be bad. But sit by a stream. Watch the sky. The world doesn’t work that way, so why should we? Thank you, Kendall, for this inspiration this morning.
Me too. Love this and love you. The compassionate me thinks that so many of our peers are afraid to rearrange the room. They fear that they will expend the energy or not know the best way to go about it, and they won’t like the result anyway. So they do nothing. But as you say, Dear Friend, taking inventory, culling, rearranging, is a practice, an ongoing process we live. We are so stuck in habits of mind that say: reality is this, I do that, and this will happen, and it will be good, or it will be bad. But sit by a stream. Watch the sky. The world doesn’t work that way, so why should we? Thank you, Kendall, for this inspiration this morning.
"With our participation, love rearranges us." So beautiful!
Love this. Whenever I dust, I inevitably rearrange. It feels good and looks good.💞