Man, I relate to this. The observation of nature is so apt. The difference it brings to mind is those birds, ants and flowers all follow a routine that naturally springs from their existence. They don't create a routine or plan, they simply live their existence. It's this very concept our brains have a hard time accepting, because we are so painfully aware of consequences. We so desperately and deeply feel we need to exist so we force things, instead of just being, and realizing that is okay.
This was so interesting to read, Nadia, and I like your points about how it's not life or death. Put things into perspective for me - I need a morning routine because my day goes to pot otherwise (as it is today) and I don't get things done. I need to figure out how to get my brain back on track if my routine gets disrupted.
Man, I relate to this. The observation of nature is so apt. The difference it brings to mind is those birds, ants and flowers all follow a routine that naturally springs from their existence. They don't create a routine or plan, they simply live their existence. It's this very concept our brains have a hard time accepting, because we are so painfully aware of consequences. We so desperately and deeply feel we need to exist so we force things, instead of just being, and realizing that is okay.
This was soft and caring and vulnerable, thank you so much for sharing, it echoes!
This was so interesting to read, Nadia, and I like your points about how it's not life or death. Put things into perspective for me - I need a morning routine because my day goes to pot otherwise (as it is today) and I don't get things done. I need to figure out how to get my brain back on track if my routine gets disrupted.