Questions on my mind lately—
What if the measure of our life is not wealth, status, or
prestige but our moments of connection—with others, with nature, with the
universe?
What if happiness cannot be achieved in and of itself but
occurs as a by-product of health, connections and deep alignment with our true
nature?
What if the greater our rate of consumption—of goods, energy, even
experiences—the more dissatisfied we become?
What if no one can give us health, but instead we create it through diet, habits, and
thoughts? (Plus access to clean water and effective communal sanitation.)
What if the more media we imbibe the less clearly we think?
What if the faster we go, the less we achieve? Is there a
point of stillness around which our life turns?
What if good karma is created by kindness and bad karma by
its absence?
What if the state of the world reflects the state of our
consciousness, our soul?
(photo credit: Peter Stamats)
