As Christian Carter succinctly said:
If you stop growing you're dying.
So, peeps, what does it mean to grow?
Being less of an academic scholar, more of a life scholar, to me, to grow, it's important to embrace change. Change is a beautiful, scary to some, still, a beautiful force that pulls one softly along into what becomes the future!
For this reason, bathing in the constant stream of change keeps excitement, verve, zest, propels me forward.
Sticking to the past. Music of the past, styles of the past, past lovers, past troubles, will put a person into a rut.
What is a rut?
A rut is a feeling of slow creeping depressing misery that creeps up so stealthily like a boa constrictor squeezing the life out of its' prey.
How do you boil a frog?
Most people, like frogs, know enough to jump out of extreme heat. When the heat is turned up slowly, just like, slowly slipping into a rut, many people will stay, comfy, loving the moment. Enjoy, that is, until the depression, the feeling of stale, sets in.
There is still method to jumping into growth & excitement.
Change.
Possibly a wee bit uncomfortable for many.
This is what it's about.
When you begin this practice, it's a feeling of being as if you're growing younger. (Personal experience.)
Been there, doing it, considering designing a T- shirt!!!!
I know my chrono age. Feeling as if I am 25 years or so is fantastic!
No meds needed, love whatever is new. It excites my soul!
A lifetime of learning is so very worth it.
A lifetime of continual newness keeps me feeling the electric buzz!
Keep going, m'loves!
Continual newness keeps life fresh!
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