Contemplation – dedicated to Thomas Merton
2010 August 10
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Mercifully gumming up the scapegoating mechanism
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You know, I think we get so used to those jangled nerve endings you refer to, that we forget it’s not exactly good for either body or soul. Thanks for reminding us not to feel guilty about the need to reset, the need to balance the constant stimulation, the sensory overload, with just being.
You’re welcome Connie, and thank you.