I always want the impossible
To climb the highest tree
I always want what I can't have
And it all seems to me
The higher up you place your needs
The better off you'll get
The Enigma of your dreams can come
Then you're home free and yet
Had you settled for second place
You're apt to slowly find
That when you cheat yourself of needs
You leave yourself behind.
Our wishes are sculpted by the power of our imagination and the dead hand of our fear - the first creative, the latter destructive. What we do, say or think is always the result of this battle occuring inside us. As long as tsunamis or earthquakes don't hit us through this process we have some measure of control over our lives. If a number of spirits join in a process of creation then possibilities are better still.
I think this is true in so many ways. I too have always have a tendency to aim high,shoot for the stars but...if you miss and hang up on a cloud you also need the abitlity to rethink and accept what a wonderful think you did achieve. Great write dear Sue.
I'm not aiming for the moon any more; i'm aiming for the sun
Though it might burn me on the way, at least I tried
Wonderful uplifitng verse, dear Susan
thanks for sharing this gem
Love and peace
We certainly do need to press forward 110% in all things, it seems nowadays, never letting up and always hoping and always pushing ourselves beyond our abilities. It's in those times when we are weakest and most vulnerable that He is strongest in our lives, and the most miraculous things happen too!
As an addendum to JJ below:
Those who do strive
Work from 6 to 6
Monday through Sunday!
Nothing like aiming high. Try to be godlike, it's the only way to be human, according to Osho the mystic. You saw the whole of the moon, Susan. I'm absolutely convinced!
Couldn't be any plainer, and any more sensible that this, Susan. Like the old saying goes, "Shoot for the stars." So what if you fall back to earth, you will have at least reached for the impossible and probably had a damn good time doing it.
What a nice challenge - after all that fun and frolic of the week-end! It's a goodun' too, and I'm with you. "Aim high. There are fewer there to keep you from succeeding!" That's me talking, of course. Oh, Yes, - Good Morning' - Bill
Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader)
Reviewed on May 30, 2006
((((Susan ))) beautiful words of true wisdom to ponder and meditate on...
Timeless wisdom and advice on the art of living for today’s young and old: The art of thinking, the art of loving, the art of working, the art of leadership, the art of growing old.
A new translation by Sergio E. Serrano of this inspirationa
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Though it might burn me on the way, at least I tried
Wonderful uplifitng verse, dear Susan
thanks for sharing this gem
Love and peace
Paul;-)
As an addendum to JJ below:
Those who do strive
Work from 6 to 6
Monday through Sunday!
Richard
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(((Peace & Love, Dove
We should always aim for the moon, and if we fail we might just catch a star on the way down...
Hang tough...
Peter