We’re all dealing with the same problems. We’re all subject to, and concurrently armed with, and informed by, the same natural forces. The differences are nuance, interpretation, wordplay, and perception. Our languages and cultures may color inside the lines in seemingly varied ways, but we’re all struggling with and striving for the same things.
Tag: loneliness
In solitude, amongst the silent open spaces—walking the settled sands beside the ebbing sea, next to the late springtime river, as life explodes from awakening flora—we can hear the questions, and we can distill the answers; life is perpetual (perceptual) change and flowing communication.
We feel it acutely in the world today, this pervasive loneliness. So long as we maintain systems and beliefs of separation, it will remain in the forefront of our emerging consciousness.
A quiet place, lonely but not ever alone.
This divine life generously offers us infinite variety should we only be willing. It’s too common a tale that the persistent sadness mires the spirit and suppresses the adventurer.
I’ve certainly soaked in it.
The world around us is in a constant state of flux, though perhaps it’s always been this way, and we are all navigating this shift in our own unique ways. Some of us may seek quiet solitude to process the swirling energies of change, while others remain caught in the unrelenting rush of daily distractions. Yet, even in our most solitary moments, we are never truly alone. Each of us is engaged in our own personal revolution, facing challenges that, though they may seem private, connect us to the collective human experience of growth and transformation.