Space

    We should pay attention to the space in our lives, we should seek it out, enlarge it, immerse ourselves in it. Instead, all too often, we find space by accident. At first, we greet this unplanned space with impatience, irritation, disdain. Space is an unwelcome guest in the midst of our tightly sequenced schedule of busyness, an interruption to the smooth running of the just-in-time operation we call our lives. But space seeks us with intent. When we are in these transition zones, we regain our sense of perspective, we re-evaluate what is important to us, we hear our calling more distinctly, we see our destiny more clearly.

    — Wayne Visser

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