From The Daily Dialogue
From The Daily Dialogue
Broadcast of 3/6/98
Subject: [DailyDialogue #65] Empty Space
Clay is molded to make a pot,
but is in the space where there is nothing
that the usefulness of the clay pot lies. -- Tao Te Ching
Some questions stimulate our souls and leave us carefully handling them and turning them over and over in our minds. It's good to ask oneself this sort of question in the morning and let it tumble in and out of consciousness during the day ... or week.
If my relationship worked as well, what would I do with the energy and time that we have been expending in our struggle? If I knew we couldn't fail, what would I want most from our relationship?
Experiment: dialogue about a soul-stirring question that you would like to adopt for reflection tomorrow.
Affirmation: I allow myself time and clarity to allow my higher self to ponder with my life's deepest questions.
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