Being found is overrated. Being a little lost is good, because it keeps
you alert, keeps you looking around. It keeps you scanning the horizons
about to find your bearings, and you are not sleepwalking through the
world.
This reminds me of the Buddhist concept of not-knowing, and how that is actually an ideal state. Not knowing (like being lost, which is a form of not knowing) keeps us open, right?
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This reminds me of the Buddhist concept of not-knowing, and how that is actually an ideal state. Not knowing (like being lost, which is a form of not knowing) keeps us open, right?
I like that.
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