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Duh! ... Why the Obvious is Invisible ...Joseph said Jul 5, 2007, 6:43 AM: |
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Morning all, Happy day after the 4th of July … Independence (or INDEPENDaNCE of you prefer) Day here in the U.S. of A! For me the celebration of the 4th has always been about a sense of freedom and breaking away from old ways … worth dancing about if you ask me. Yet I also get how hard it can be for folks to separate themselves from the familiar … even when it’s uncomfortable and not necessarily getting them what they want … and when the familiar becomes comfortable it can be like a tar pit … all but impossible to escape from for most. Part of the challenge of breaking free of one’s past … that which has become familiar (and heaven forbid … comfortable!) … almost always has to do in part with it having become invisible too. We simply don’t notice what we expect … the more familiar something becomes, the more we accept it as the way things are … de facto, by default. The familiar becomes invisible to us … and it will be all but impossible to escape from what you no longer perceive to be present for you. Well one of the things that jumps up for me here as having the possibility of invisible could be thinking that the message just gets out. Instead of leaving it to chance I’m going to ask two questions …
Thanks again for being you and being here … Joseph |
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