To dare is to lose one's footing momentarily. To not dare is to lose oneself.
~Soren Kierkegaard
The Fool brings great potential and a multitude of possibilities to the fore. He has such an inner urge to try a new path that his adrenaline rush does not produce fear but excitement. His instincts (the dog), based on all the old conditioned ways of doing things, watches but does not interfere. The Fool may experience a lot of bumps and bruises along the way, but his life will be fuller and he'll gain a larger, more complete perspective by taking this chance. Strength in the form of Atlas shows up to give the Fool a boost. The kind of strength he'll need is resilience - persistence that is also flexible and adaptable.
Note to self: every time you were convinced you couldn’t go on, you did.
― Unknown
Good luck with Nestor
ReplyDeleteThe storyteller of trials and suffering?
DeleteThe Tropical Storm heading your way
DeleteGood grief, its been so chaotic around here with all the work going on in the attic and under and outside the house, I was totally oblivious!
Deletewatches but does not interfere. I like that! How else would be get from watching to participating?
ReplyDeleteHe probably gave him a dog biscuit to distract him. :D
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