For a while I thought it was a bad thing but giving it some time to breathe and tell its story I subsequently saw it was a good thing and further allowing it to play out long and free I eventually experienced it a just a thing. Indulging it with yet more time I observed
Ahh the brilliance of The Bond Effect! Summing up the wisdom of sages in only a few phrases! Thats healing to my eyes! Poetic inquiry at its best here Josh! Emotional Intelligence on display if we can say it. How about “heartfulness”?
Mr Bond sitting here after a late Sunday lunch (well the clocks did go forward last night, and we 'lost' and hour) says thank you kindly for your comment. He shall note that bit about breathing too; he always tells himself he fails to breathe deep enough.
I love how time transforms “the thing” from burden to balance, revealing its transient nature and inviting us to embrace life's ebb and flow. After all, a thing about "the thing" is that it's never just one thing!
Thank you. That's so true how, if we give something time and space without trying to impose an agenda on it, how 'the thing' reveals it is different from our initial perception. And that's how we alter our experience of life.
Give it some time and our perceptions can change. From fear to acceptance. The point of seeing "the thing" in others speaks of shared experiences and community. And normalization. We are not meant to live alone, isolated.
Yes, "from fear to acceptance" hits the nail on the head, Perry, thank you. It one sits with a question, holding the question, then the situation that triggered the question in the first place can sometimes (often?) resolve itself.
Ahh the brilliance of The Bond Effect! Summing up the wisdom of sages in only a few phrases! Thats healing to my eyes! Poetic inquiry at its best here Josh! Emotional Intelligence on display if we can say it. How about “heartfulness”?
You breathe in life and breathe out poetry!
Thank you! 🙏❤️
Mr Bond sitting here after a late Sunday lunch (well the clocks did go forward last night, and we 'lost' and hour) says thank you kindly for your comment. He shall note that bit about breathing too; he always tells himself he fails to breathe deep enough.
oh, that THING...
where a hint of thin
in a git with a nit
sounds a ti in a ghi,
with a hit of gin?
or a ting at night
in a tin heavy as hin
when the nth is nigh?
You took the words right out of my mouth 💜
🤭
I love how time transforms “the thing” from burden to balance, revealing its transient nature and inviting us to embrace life's ebb and flow. After all, a thing about "the thing" is that it's never just one thing!
Thank you. That's so true how, if we give something time and space without trying to impose an agenda on it, how 'the thing' reveals it is different from our initial perception. And that's how we alter our experience of life.
Give it some time and our perceptions can change. From fear to acceptance. The point of seeing "the thing" in others speaks of shared experiences and community. And normalization. We are not meant to live alone, isolated.
Yes, "from fear to acceptance" hits the nail on the head, Perry, thank you. It one sits with a question, holding the question, then the situation that triggered the question in the first place can sometimes (often?) resolve itself.
These things rise and rise and then fall and fall only for us to realise they were really nothing at all :) Love it Joshua
Thank you. The 'big deals' of yesterday (or yesteryear) so often turn out to be so much piffle. Perhaps that's a marker of growing up, I hope.
Good rhythm, a day a time. After all it is one thing after another😊
Thank you. Yep, 'sufficient unto the day are the 'things' thereof'. 😊