There are occasionally those days where nothing goes right. It happens. You roll with it. Sometimes you can even steel yourself against such days.
There are also those days where one thing is supposed to occur and it doesn’t happen. It saddens you a bit. Thriws you off. Then the next next somehow doesn’t happen. Then the third. By the fouth missed event you sit and think to yourself “well, none of it was supposed to happen”. As opposed to thinking it is what it is, one can think it wasn’t what it wasn’t.
However, the next day may be better. The day after things may come together. May- that is the key word. Keep hope going even when your heart is sinking and your heartrate is speeding through your body.
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What Sets Humans Apart from Other Animals
Is We Have Symbols; Yes, Totems We Create
That Bring Hope Over Despair
in Terms of Placebo
That is Real
in Effect
of Affect
That Brings
Healing to LiGHT but True
Not Only Do We Do Dreams
in Fruition There is Voodoo of
Nocebo True In Dark too
A Chalice Half
Full Lasts
So Much
Longer
This Way
than the Glass Half
Empty And On the Way to Bottom
Hope Rises Further Half Full Versus
Empty
Blooms..
Making
Day Out
of Night it’s
What A Moon Half Full
Does in Reflection of Sun..:)
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Do what you must to be around when the change hits – that’s all we can manage right now. So be it.
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One of the things I treasure from Soto Zen is to realize when expectations are running the show and redirect attention from my expectant state. I simply don’t know the future, I can plan knowing it will never exist as the plan is formulated. Thanks for this post.
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