And it has happened again.
My life has by some means been crammed in to a backpack and a few small
boxes. Everything I have done in my
life, all the places I have been and the physical objects I have owned have been
evaluated. The result of this review has
either been to discard or to cherish.
What remains is the skeleton of my 43 years of existence, the bones of
adventure and travel, of study and work, of family and friends. Through this process of assessment comes a recognisable
awareness of freedom. This act of disposal
creates a sensation of newness. Not emptiness. Not abandonment. Not poverty. Not loss.
Instead, one of profound joy as if standing on the tip of a mountain to tenderly
touch the stars.
“Every fool knows you can't touch the stars, but it doesn't stop a wise man from trying.”
1 comment:
Love the pic...as always! Good luck on your new adventure you two. Cheers, Miss V.
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