Thoughts afloat
There are so many things that
percolate in my mind about what I want to do ranging from fleeting thoughts,
through surprising inspiration, earnest desire, daydreaming, and determination.
I have to content myself with the fact
that the factory of the mind which actively conceptualises is not a production
line of equivalent tangibles. Much is processed and necessarily delivered. You
do wonder if the best use of mental energy is deployed at most times.
Hearing well
Listening is an activity I have
devoted myself to more trenchantly, I listen more than I read, it is also easier
to listen to something repeatedly because the use of language and the
interpretation of context and intent is better reinforced when a turn of phrase
pricks up your ears.
Then, maybe it is more than listening
and it is hearing, just as observing is a lot more than seeing, as there is a
perception within the senses that confers knowing and knowledge, and there is a
deeper communication beyond the physical and mental to the spiritual that
transcends the limitations of the senses.
Learning anew
It seems harder than it appears to be
just as you are recognising that it is easier than you ever thought it was. It
is the unlearning and programming that has become like muscle memory that is
being challenged. To detach from the old and appreciate the magnanimous grace
of the new, the insight that suggests what you always thought things were by
way of traditions and practice are in truth what should have been jettisoned,
if you knew better.
We all did not know better, we just
continued with the tried and tested ways, thus missing out on the kind of
revelation that upsets the orthodoxy to which every form and function is tied.
I find myself questioning and assessing, wondering and wandering, seeking and
searching, understanding and comprehending, that what I once believed is under
review to believe better than to believe amiss.
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