to do something. I’m seventy eight and still daring to lose my footing. I play pickleball twice a week but I dare to do it despite my age. It’s a wonderful feeling that of daring. I’ve dared all my life!
As usual an excellent piece. And thanks for one of Kierkegaard's words 'possibility' - I'd been searching for a title of something I'm working on, and that is perfect - 'Dances of Possibility: Words and Photos".
Love the concept of Kierkegaard’z leap of faith and how the most potent form of despise is losing out on your potential. I resonate with that. Thanks for this post.
Wonderful point. It is the silent slipping that makes the pain more lonely, less likely to remedy I suppose, until one Eat Pray Loves their way to change.
well if this wasn't the very most perfect thing to read this Friday morning. 'The knight of infinite resignation' I think I could change my work profile status to this
"Face the facts of being what you are, for that is what changes what you are".
I especially like this piece - daring
to do something. I’m seventy eight and still daring to lose my footing. I play pickleball twice a week but I dare to do it despite my age. It’s a wonderful feeling that of daring. I’ve dared all my life!
Awesome!!!!! Perfect timing. I’ve been hanging out on the heart’s cliff edge for a time… afraid to jump, afraid to not jump.
I keep waiting for a sign… afraid to make a mistake.
What magnificent encouragement. Thank you.
I forgot how much I loved Kierkegaard, thank you for the reminder❤️beautifully written
Truly enjoyed this one!
It’s finding the courage to loose one’s footing momentarily to enter the forest of unknown and wonder. Befriending fear through courage.
As usual an excellent piece. And thanks for one of Kierkegaard's words 'possibility' - I'd been searching for a title of something I'm working on, and that is perfect - 'Dances of Possibility: Words and Photos".
Love the concept of Kierkegaard’z leap of faith and how the most potent form of despise is losing out on your potential. I resonate with that. Thanks for this post.
Wonderful point. It is the silent slipping that makes the pain more lonely, less likely to remedy I suppose, until one Eat Pray Loves their way to change.
well if this wasn't the very most perfect thing to read this Friday morning. 'The knight of infinite resignation' I think I could change my work profile status to this
Great post, Julian!
Absolutely loved this. Thank you 😊