Spinning Journal Entry: Reflection on bearings amidst changing landscapes Admission—to self, My thoughts spin in a tornado of unknowing, My actions in a state of paralysis, Understanding what I know, And that what I know is not enough. My ambitions, though possible, plague the spirit with how, In solitude, light forms, Buil I live in…
Motion Journal Entry: Reflection on presence and self-awareness. In orbit, The very center—meaning, Purpose, Understanding— That the best of me is my contribution to life, And not merely mine.
Slowing to Hear Journal Entry: Reflection on the practice of slowing down. Inhale, beginning with the overview, Belabored exhale understanding specificity. Slowing down to hear— To feel—to think. To practice until aligned.
The Prize Journal Entry Reflection: On meaning and purpose. Time is wealth— The luxuries of life are lost in the toil,That which we despise,The meaning is not found there, But then where? All that is love is in the fruit,With no time to enjoy its flesh,Bittersweet. Appetite now craving stuff—the consolation.
The Confrontation Journal Entry: Reflection on the dichotomy of self. In the depths of your solitude, There lies confrontation. Your theory and practice, Questions with no answers, Urgency of movement— Now estranged from yourself.
Grounded Journal Entry: Reflection on respect and self-governance. Respect cannot depend upon reciprocity. You will become a monster— To yourself long before anyone else. But to your aim, your beliefs— values and character— To yourself— That is the conviction.
Distance Journal Entry: Reflections on discernment and boundaries. The familiarity of self, All that is ever really known. Intimately aware of then— Now— And the assured trust in all that lies before. Who are you? The person that you say you are— Perhaps. But would you tell me otherwise? What would I believe then? In…
Impurity Journal Entry: Reflections on mental clarity. When your thoughts are tainted by what has crept in, There is reason and there is unreason, But what good does it do to carry the thoughts? To govern yourself with composure is to have authority of your thinking— Which precedes your actions. Acknowledge your lapse in governing,…
Solitude Journal Entry: Reflections on solitude as presence and practice. The contemplative inhalation— The weighted, anchored exhalation. This time, however brief, Is best without charade. But vulnerability and its nakedness can engulf with shame. Who cares to meet themselves unrobed
Theory and Practice Journal Entry: Reflections on existential alignment. Who you are, your beliefs, your values— What you stand for, Your purpose, the why, Life’s meaning. The questions aren’t to be answered precisely, But to derive from how you live, imprecisely.
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