Space
The lack of space in our life reflects our appetite for having rather than experiencing, for doing rather than being. Activity is motion, motion causes friction, friction causes noise, noise fills the space. When we slow down, the cacophony subsides; when we are sill, the silence enters in; when we are silent, we discover a different kind of motion – an inner motion, of thoughts and feelings, ideas and insights. The emptiness of space is a fallacy, a misnomer. Space is never empty. The scientists agree – from the sub-atomic to the astronomic – our world is almost entirely made up of space. Space is the womb of all creation.
— Wayne Visser
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