I am convinced that there is great value in being limited. Too often, my reasonable assumptions were nothing but a waste of time. They made me believe that there was nothing but choosing between fight or flight.

Something might be left to protect, but what is it, and who could protect it? And what happens if I am not prepared?

Taking a break is not such a bad idea, even if I don’t know what will happen after the break ends.

So tell me what you want—what you really, really want!

A plant grows for itself. I have a few needs, but I don’t need to want what I already need.

It is said I got to say something. But what if I don’t speak, speak, and no one is listening?

So, I know my needs by simply finding my needs. What is left to want?

I can see directions but no goals. I can see activity but no control. I can see effects but no achievements.

Here is the place of peace I don’t need to defend.

We’ve got somethin’ to reveal—no one can know how we feel.

I have often not seen the whole place, yet it is mine. I can belong to it as it belongs to me.

But maybe I can meet everyone in that place in a very friendly and personal way. I don’t know whether I am everything in this place, but I indeed feel like it.

After all, I made up all the content. I made up all the names. I made up all the ideas. I made up all the preferences. It’s not wrong, but after all it is made up.

Perhaps pausing that is not such a bad idea. I wouldn’t say it changes anything—it rather allows the change to work like it does anyway. There is no room left for rejection and confirmation, and that is surely somewhat simple.

I should be so lucky—lucky, lucky, lucky!

All these observations were wonderful and bland, exciting and trivial, over-the-top and ordinary.

But I honestly could also stop that and leave it alone. It’s never done, but I can do it. Because there is work to do, it doesn’t get finished by telling myself or others one story or another.

No one should be left alone, though. Everyone has their own private field to adore. Everyone can take responsibility right now.

You are always welcome.