From newsletter #34 you either know or remember that you DO respond to everything within you and without you.
Now wordexplosion #35 takes a further look at…
You DO ACCEPT
The number of the things you can accept, also known as choices, is infinite.
In other words, infinite is beyond what any word-user can handle.
That’s why everybody does their best in accepting that every acceptance, including the acceptance of truth, involves a decision.
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” – Arthur Schopenhauer
Among the infinite number of things a word-user can accept are the following:
- The world, this day, and you as it is
- That you is a word
- That you share the energy’s intelligence to accept the things you cannot change, the courage to change the things you can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
- That some word-users fail to see what you do for them or hold you back in other ways — until you do what every captain does: Kick them overboard.
- That it’s not about what you know but about what you accept.
- That it’s not about what you know but about what you remember.
- That it’s not about joy or woe but about the two together.
- That some words and stories happen and some words and stories never happened.
In the wordful world
Which words and stories to accept as having happened is a question of personal experience, preferences, and character — which is an opinion, not the truth — to each their own.
In the wordless world
The wordless sun, energy, fire, air, earth, water, atoms, cells, plants, mountains, valleys, oceans, stars, moons and wordless animals, to name a few, never spent a day at school.
That is why you cannot convince water or a lion to give you water or meat by promising them limitless water and meat after death in water and lion heaven.
WORD-USE
Only a few word-users invest some of their energy and time into wondering why the past is what it is.
Which is why these few word-users are disliked, hated, and in some places put to death, by the many word-users that insist the past is in a book.
Which only goes to show nothing has changed since the invention of words 13,750 years ago.
ELECTRIC QUOTES
“Man was made for joy and woe and when this we rightly know, through the world we safely go. Joy and woe are woven fine, our clothing for the soul divine.” – William Blake
PS
Are you looking for the simple method to change?
Then simply change how you look at and see words.
“Plus simple tu meurs” (any simpler you die) I say when I speak French words.
PPS
Remember the feeling as a child when you woke up and the morning smiled at you?
If you struggle in the world gone insane, it’s time to feel like that again. For that, you can book one of my 1 on 1 calls & I look forward to getting to know you over a virtual cup of tea or coffee during which together we’ll figure out how I can help you with bespoke solutions for the journey of your dreams supported by work you love.