The contrast between change and rearrangement feels important here. Nothing is erased or replaced outright. Parts shift position, soften, or step back once they are no longer needed at the front. Seeing the self as terrain rather than a project allows history to exist without dictating the present. Those small interruptions you describe feel believable as catalysts because they work with the nervous system instead of against it. It suggests beginning again does not require becoming someone new, only making enough space for what is already alive to move forward.
With love and fire right back at ya. Happy New Year.
With love and fire received. Happy New Year to you too Josh!
Helena - Well done! Love this "agent of change" - What kinds of experiences reorganize us toward the life we want.
And as I might put it, what kinds of experience reorganize our mind and body that allow us a shot at that life we want, at leat for a short time.
Thank you so much Bronce. I love the way you framed that. Mind and body together🧡
Not change, but rearrangement. Unique point of view. Just subscribed. Please check out my posts and subscribe if they speak to you.
The contrast between change and rearrangement feels important here. Nothing is erased or replaced outright. Parts shift position, soften, or step back once they are no longer needed at the front. Seeing the self as terrain rather than a project allows history to exist without dictating the present. Those small interruptions you describe feel believable as catalysts because they work with the nervous system instead of against it. It suggests beginning again does not require becoming someone new, only making enough space for what is already alive to move forward.