Wednesday, October 7, 2020

The Fine Art of Failure

This came across my e-mail today and spoke to me!

The Fine Art of Failure
The ego wants resolution, wants to control impermanence, wants something secure and certain to hold on to. It freezes what is actually fluid, it grasps at what is in motion, it tries to escape the beautiful truth of the fully alive nature of everything. As a result, we feel dissatisfied, haunted, threatened. We spend much of our time in a cage created by our own fear of discomfort.



 

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