The older I get, the
more I love this Earth life. Youth may
have its beauty, but with age comes the wisdom that unlocks the magic. Still, I wish I knew then the things I know
now. How many times have you caught
yourself thinking just that?
“WHEN AN OLD MAN DIES, A LIBRARY BURNS TO THE GROUND.” - African Proverb
I don’t know? Maybe one
has to cultivate in order to gain wisdom. Socrates said, “Wisdom begins with wonder,”
like a child viewing life with new eyes, they question everything they come in
contact with.
Where is Heaven? What does the Creator want of me? Why did He/She create me? What is this life about? These are not necessarily questions of a
child, but they are those of an adult.
We begin life on the
outside and as we age we work our way in; peeling away the layers like an
onion. With each new cycle comes the
arrival of a new awareness, a shift in perspectives that can only be achieved
by “living.”
When our perspective
shifts, the notions we ponder upon change also.
One question leads to another so to speak. It’s like visiting or moving to a new city . Each town has
its own unique feel; our awareness shifts with movement. The new flows from our
minds in the form of questions, and feeds our hearts if we are willing to
listen.
“Give us our daily bread,” is just another way of
saying, feed us wisdom daily; give us fish food for the soul. Just remember, wisdom begins with a
question.
What question do you seek the answer to?
“WHEN AN OLD MAN DIES, A LIBRARY BURNS TO THE GROUND.” - African Proverb
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