On Day 106, I posed a series of questions that are nearly impossible to answer.
Questions such as “how do you know if you are finding stillness or if you are stuck and stagnant?”
“Can you be reverent and relaxed at the same time? Casual and respectful; centered and passionate; still, calm, and excited; exacting and accepting; diligent and realistic?”
“Are you being punished or are you just in a season of life?”
“Are you experiencing a natural state of cause and effect or are you in part of a larger cycle?”
“Can you have standards without being stuck in superiority or dogma?”
“Who expresses more gratitude when faced with abundance of all that is good, someone who has everything, or someone who has almost nothing?”
“Is confidence a limited resource, or is there enough of it to go around for everybody?”
“Does observing beauty change you automatically, or does it simply act as a catalyst, or what we would call in this case ‘inspiration’ for change?”
“Are you contained or stifled?” or better yet, “are you containing yourself and directing your energy clearly, or stifling yourself instead?”
“Where is the line between entitlement and knowing what you are worth (aka confidence and worthiness)?”
How many of these questions stuck out to you? Did they stick out because you have an answer, because you don’t know what the answer is, you want to know what the answer could be, or because you don’t see the connection between the subjects that are being juxtaposed?
I think I’ll leave you hanging here for a while. You’ll be fine. Give your brain some new exercises. Come up with your own answer(s) to the question(s) that bother you the most.
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