PRACTICE PEACE - IN THOUGHT, WORD, AND DEED. This blog supports Peace, Personal Growth, The Energy of Love, civil liberties, human rights, good government, journalists and journalism, public libraries, and a vegan lifestyle. I am grateful for my health, employment, a warm home, indoor plumbing, and a new day.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
What if...
What if I was accompanied, all day long, by an official observer of my life who never asked me for anything or needed anything from me - they just followed me around from bedroom to bathroom, to car, to kitchen, to work, to store, etc? Would I still feel, at the end of the day, that I needed to be alone?
And what if I found out the observer was me?
Aha! What's that all about?
Is it really the people that make me want to be alone, or is it the expectation I have that the people want something from me that I can't give them unless I DO some unknown thing that I'm always on the watch for clues to - which can be quite exhausting.
So, the 'what if' experiment - even if the person didn't want anything from me, would I assume they wanted something from me anyway?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment