
I think things do not ever settle into how they are going to be. Never settling is as settled as it gets. Something is always happening. Circumstances beget circumstances, and things go to hell again. Another war comes along. Another pandemic strikes. Floods and droughts chase each other throughout eternity. The latest incarnation of the U.S. Cavalry is always riding over the hill into the Indian village below, disrupting, destroying, laying waste... And we have to pick ourselves up again, and put things in some semblance of order again, until the next thing rises up to smash down. It is the way. And the way to deal with the way is to not have much in the way of a way, and to find ways of making out as best we can while staying out of the way, as much as possible. It helps to sit loose in the saddle and be light on our feet, and fine with things being not fine at all. Congenial, convivial, amiable, hospitable, you know, like that. The more we have to have things the way we want them to be, the more often we find ourselves stunned and astounded at the mess something just made of our life. The less we need to get by, the better our chances of getting by, or as Jesus liked to say, "Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day."
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Relaxing prevents injuries!
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Jim, this is God’s own truth you speak!
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