Yes. It is a race. Yes. I want to fly. On feet or wheels, getting pushed or jostled, being taken for a ride … Yes. I have to fly. There is no alternative. Life leaves me not many options. I will step on someone’s toes. I’ll scream if someone else does. Space is limited, and … Continue reading Rat Race
A very interesting take by Theresaly ....
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The unbridgeable gap ….. by Sadje
is the host of Reena’s Exploration Challenge.
Most of us are crossing over from one season to another, in different parts of the world. Some may travel to other parts of the globe to escape the harshness in one. It is nice and predictable. It keeps us busy preparing for the next course of action, and yet another.
What happens when we see nothing at the other end?
That is today’s one-word prompt to challenge your thinking, folks…
PROMPT #107
Reena’s Exploration Challenge #107
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According to some the gap between the haves and have nots is unbridgeable. They usually are those people who have created this gap. Right now the divide between the rich and the poor is widening into a chasm and the middle class, which is the most important part of the society, is shrinking rapidly.
The statistics say that the top 5% of…
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Unbridgeable … by Jade Li/Lisa
There is a web of life that connects all-that-is, living and dead, past, present, future. There is no way to disconnect from it. At the same time not all of the connections are wholesome or positive, yet we have no choice but to connect with them as well.
I was passing ideas back and forth the other day with Kerfe and made a connection between the micro-filaments of fungi that live underground and intertwine with the roots of the tree that enable trees to communicate with each other and how our minds store memories through the neural networks.
I see where things shift and morph through time. For example when a drought comes, the tree is informed and shifts its energy to functions that can keep it alive in a drought. A human memory example would be how certain traumatic memories get barricaded off and can only be…
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Exploring Enigma .... by Eugenia
hecblogger’s contribution to Exploration Challenge #107 – Unbridgeable
हम दोनों के दरमियान
क्या हुई वो चाहतें
अब यह फ़ासला क्यों है ।१।
बढ़ाऊँ भी मैं हाथ अगर
अब नहीं थामोगे तुम
टूटा हुआ हौंसला क्यों है ।२।
कायनात है क़दमों में मेरे
तो फिर दिल में यह
एहसास-ए-ख़ला क्यों है ।३।
गर इतना ही बुरा हूँ मैं
फिर सुनकर नाम मेरा
सांसों में ज़लज़ला क्यों है।४।
रोज़ आती है रात मगर
नींद नहीं आती अमित
ऐसा यह सिलसिला क्यों है ।५।
In response to: Reena’s Exploration Challenge #107
It must have been a mercenary who introduced the concept of eternality of love. It has caused heartbreaks for ages, around the world. People walk out of jobs and contracts – maybe with some disappointment, uncertainty and sometimes with absolute ease. But a relationship breakdown feels like the end of the world. Love is energy … Continue reading Mercenary
The Beast ..... by Jen Goldie
