Wednesday, May 28, 2008
patience
We all search for some kind of balance, or perceived balance. This track we seek stabilizes the interior self while perceiving all that occurs exterior to mind, body, and soul as good. Routinization serves this purpose and acts as the rock that keeps the walls from tumbling down around us. Through the development of routine behavior we can somehow balance that which can never be balanced as a measure of control. Patience is required only for those who have a developed sense of self. Those with no patience seek that which can never be found because from that place of want comes no cake.
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