
In being what we seek, we discover that we have always had what we need to meet the moment straight up and do there what is called for and is appropriate to the occasion. The way is clear until someone with a better idea comes along, and then there is tension and struggle, and we are generally unable to determine whose way is the right way. "Those who know best and must be pleased" will not be interested in turning to the silence and waiting for the guidance that comes from within. They already know what is best, so what's to wait for? The bosses must be boss, and therein lies the problem. If we can delay any action long enough, circumstances may take care of themselves, but if we have to make those who know best happy, a happy ending is in serious jeopardy. The quest of the people for quick fixes and fast solutions gets us where we are. Waiting things out and seeing what happens at least has the advantage of having the time to change our minds about what needs to be done, and that is often all that needs to be done! See how slow you can go, particularly when others are pushing for action and answers immediately. Be the sea anchor. Take your time. Change your mind if necessary, and change it again if that helps. See if the situation can resolve itself.
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Beautiful wisdom which will no doubt raise objections of sedition if not revolution among the hurriers. Nevertheless, I’ll stubbornly wait.
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