Ashurbanipal's Lion-Hunt Scene
Great Sphinx of Giza
Great Sphinx of Giza
Responsibility comes from respond. How many different ways can we do that? Is it somewhere between listening and taking action? Life experience often makes us want to isolate or fight. The frustration of being able to understand others sense of response. Communication is of such a different nature than ever before. We are becoming more aware of how we are all connected but the manifestation of this is not necessarily increasing understanding. When someone asks how you are, how do you respond? The tone of their voice and your reaction to it is often the catalyst. Are we required to be trustworthy? Trust is born of the feeling of comfort and similarity. Another similar word is truth. Is your truth, my truth? It is somehow hard to receive a compliment without a response of justification.
Am I accountable for the actions of others as well as my own? It does seem like an idealistic concept although sometimes our ego demands it. Does it mean having control over another? It is hard to know when to lead and when to follow.
The Latin “gratus” is defined as pleasing or thankful. Gratitude seems a bit overused these days. It is important to be thankful for our gifts and perspectives. Gratis can also imply “expected”, or it can demand a certain freedom. Sometimes words are the thing that define our life experience but they can also be open for interpretation. Is worthiness and allowing love in your life expected or hard to implement?
As the world turns and the movement of the stars, we are in a constant condition of change. The recent need to eliminate the past is also a consistent motif of human history. Hadrian’s wall and Napoleons or the Ottoman Marmalukes removal of the Sphinxes nose are examples of how we often eliminate what came before. Was Hadrian’s wall a responsibility? It is a variable truth as many feel removing the nose is effectively killing, by not allowing the breath to perform its duties. Or could it be that smell is connected to the third eye? Does the third eye open our hearts? Believe.
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Am I accountable for the actions of others as well as my own? It does seem like an idealistic concept although sometimes our ego demands it. Does it mean having control over another? It is hard to know when to lead and when to follow.
The Latin “gratus” is defined as pleasing or thankful. Gratitude seems a bit overused these days. It is important to be thankful for our gifts and perspectives. Gratis can also imply “expected”, or it can demand a certain freedom. Sometimes words are the thing that define our life experience but they can also be open for interpretation. Is worthiness and allowing love in your life expected or hard to implement?
As the world turns and the movement of the stars, we are in a constant condition of change. The recent need to eliminate the past is also a consistent motif of human history. Hadrian’s wall and Napoleons or the Ottoman Marmalukes removal of the Sphinxes nose are examples of how we often eliminate what came before. Was Hadrian’s wall a responsibility? It is a variable truth as many feel removing the nose is effectively killing, by not allowing the breath to perform its duties. Or could it be that smell is connected to the third eye? Does the third eye open our hearts? Believe.
Enhance your day by watching
Animals and Humans Sharing a Deep Connection
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