i think that i've realized that when i get really really busy (see last post), I don't really have anything simmering on the back burner -- I mean I don't forget all of the things that are or were there -- it's more like I just experience life as this huge undifferentiated mass. I feel about everything, I think only about the one single thing that is on my exactly front burner.
One of my goals for this semester was to FEEL MORE, think less.
It's happening, but I think maybe I wanted to have kind of a think-about-feeling experience more than a straight feeling experience.
so how exactly am i to interpret Jewel's maxim, to "follow your heart, your intuition -- it will lead you in the right direction," on days like this when -- following my heart will lead me -- to bed. to go to sleep. is that the right direction?
One of my goals for this semester was to FEEL MORE, think less.
It's happening, but I think maybe I wanted to have kind of a think-about-feeling experience more than a straight feeling experience.
so how exactly am i to interpret Jewel's maxim, to "follow your heart, your intuition -- it will lead you in the right direction," on days like this when -- following my heart will lead me -- to bed. to go to sleep. is that the right direction?
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