"Have you ever tried imagining yourself as a baby?" is the perspective that helped me break through to understand what you and Alice were trying to say. From that point of innocence springs confusion and then, very quickly, the conscious and unconscious lessons about what to expect and not to expect; how things "are done" and "are not done."
This perspective, this thought exercise, helps one look at much that we thought we knew with a humble "oh." The lesson here is simple, but has profound and scary implications that one encounter in each encounter, and that cause one to re-process what one thought they understood in life, art, scripture, philosophy.
"Have you ever tried imagining yourself as a baby?" is the perspective that helped me break through to understand what you and Alice were trying to say. From that point of innocence springs confusion and then, very quickly, the conscious and unconscious lessons about what to expect and not to expect; how things "are done" and "are not done."
This perspective, this thought exercise, helps one look at much that we thought we knew with a humble "oh." The lesson here is simple, but has profound and scary implications that one encounter in each encounter, and that cause one to re-process what one thought they understood in life, art, scripture, philosophy.
That is heavy lifting.
I hope you know how grateful I am that you're on this journey with me. I love you.