Too Many Rocks In The River
A teaching on how numerous simultaneous commitments crowd our limited attention, explaining why related efforts share mental space while unrelated ones fragment it, and suggesting we prune the types of things we take on.
A teaching on how numerous simultaneous commitments crowd our limited attention, explaining why related efforts share mental space while unrelated ones fragment it, and suggesting we prune the types of things we take on.
An original song, with chords and lyrics, using the metaphor of a river to explore living with the flow of life — weaving in yoga imagery of flow, pose and breath — and letting go of struggle to be carried where you need to be.
A reflective essay on fate versus chaos and synchronicity, arguing that life shapes and prepares us for set milestones, illustrated by the author’s long-deferred dream of learning guitar, songwriting and singing.