I lost many things in Costa Rica: physical stuff, psychological
baggage, spirituality (the idea that there is someone who should
get enlightened), weight, conditioning, civilization (the idea that
there is a certain way to be civilized, a norm to live by),
domestication (the idea you should own a house/property and
own many physical things in order to be secure), sentimentality
of romance (it's apparently part of the play to have this experience
yet it has lost its sentiments).
baggage, spirituality (the idea that there is someone who should
get enlightened), weight, conditioning, civilization (the idea that
there is a certain way to be civilized, a norm to live by),
domestication (the idea you should own a house/property and
own many physical things in order to be secure), sentimentality
of romance (it's apparently part of the play to have this experience
yet it has lost its sentiments).
It's when all is lost that all is found.
When the illusion of the one who is doing her best to be in control,
to do the 'right thing', is gone. When she is apparently gone life just
flows magically, completely empty (nothing can be held onto,
prevented to change) yet fulfilling every need and desire as there
are no particular demands from anyone. Life fulfills life as water
endlessly keeps flowing from a well to the sea.
When the illusion of the one who is doing her best to be in control,
to do the 'right thing', is gone. When she is apparently gone life just
flows magically, completely empty (nothing can be held onto,
prevented to change) yet fulfilling every need and desire as there
are no particular demands from anyone. Life fulfills life as water
endlessly keeps flowing from a well to the sea.
Issa from Costa Rica
via - Uradiance
Photo - from Love is a Place
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