Category: A Summer of Questions

 

Humans love the short term spiritual gain.

An easy win is like a drug.

Stimulating.

Know what humans think of the long, hard climb to the proverbial top of the mountain?

Do you understand the key emotional blueprints for living with a lifelong spiritual centeredness?

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Truth be told, a writer’s retreat opens the flood gates for creative ideas.

The down side is this can be overwhelming.

Why?

The spiritual bandwidth required to process beauty, solitude, and a multitude of ideas starves us of several hours of sleep each day.

Sleep deprivation quickly takes its toll – did i mention being overwhelmed?

Make sense?

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Can you imagine the spiritual power you can harness if you chose to make hard decisions, to not procrastinate, and to make a habit of confronting difficult decisions?

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Imagine what it takes for a bug to build a stone house.

Had Cheryl not spent an hour-plus playing with the rocks, she’d had never seen the slow moving insect.

Who trains the small bugs to build like that?

When does the instinct kick in?

How effective is it to survival and reproduction?

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What is religion and is it the same thing as spirituality?

Religious rituals were designed (and improved) to pass important messages down from generation to generation.

In a busy world – and it’s always been a busy world – we need humble transitions from fast to slow.

Without slow, we miss much of what we are passing.

In a car or at a dinner table.

Make sense?

That’s why we always say Grace before eating dinner.

Have you noticed the nuance as our day’s pace changes?

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