It's the path to unschooling—to go toward the better things and away from the worse things. |
photo by Sandra Dodd
It's the path to unschooling—to go toward the better things and away from the worse things. |
In the same time and with the same energy one might think "I plan to do better," or "I intend to be better in the future," one could *be* better right then, right there. No planning or intentions are necessary to be better, in this moment, than one might otherwise have been. Each decision to make a better choice in thought, word or deed is what "better" is made of. |
A computer, a hand held game, an iPod are doors that lead to a vast world of experiences. Just as your front door leads to a vast world of many different things you can do. Would you refer to all the things your family does by going through your front door—walks, shopping, visiting friends. mowing the lawn, vacations—as "door stuff"?
Stop looking at the door. See the richness that exists beyond the door.