Loved this thank you for sharing. So many points I felt resonance with. Life isn’t about the known as much as it’s about existing with the unknown which is the wildest part of the game. How do we coexist with ‘something’ we’re afraid of getting to know or that doesn’t adhere to being ‘one thing’? It frightens us. I think it says more about our societal fear of being flexible, changing, spherical and evolving. What if wellness or spirituality was about how we can expand the previous definition of being in relationship with the void, with the ‘non-truth’, formless, etc? A lot of great points for contemplation made!
Loved this thank you for sharing. So many points I felt resonance with. Life isn’t about the known as much as it’s about existing with the unknown which is the wildest part of the game. How do we coexist with ‘something’ we’re afraid of getting to know or that doesn’t adhere to being ‘one thing’? It frightens us. I think it says more about our societal fear of being flexible, changing, spherical and evolving. What if wellness or spirituality was about how we can expand the previous definition of being in relationship with the void, with the ‘non-truth’, formless, etc? A lot of great points for contemplation made!
Sounds like a good book. I’ll see if I can get it.