This blog is playing tricks on me now. I exchanged a couple messages with Dr. Allan Hunter today about writing from the heart, said I was going to start experimenting with this blog and just start writing, sat down in front of it, thought "I really should be doing..." (name any number of tasks, including the taxes I have delayed until the last minute), and I kid you not, somehow the New Post functionality just invoked, and here I am writing a run-on sentence and refusing to care...(if you read the last post about my internal judge, you'll understand that's a step in the right direction).
I think I have written enough about not writing for the time being...
Today I was reflecting upon what may or may not be a novel concept, yet it was on my mind. I have been thinking about Fear, partly to prepare for a talk I'm giving in a little over a week (yet another task I keep thinking I should be working on instead of this blog) and partly because the fear-based messages in the world have become so very pervasive, they are almost impossible to ignore. Yet what if we do indeed ignore them? Would that be naive? What if we simply trust? What if we simply choose to focus on a different world, and then that's the world we see?
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