Blissful memories or disturbing events, even trauma, reside together in our cluttered minds.
We are what we think no matter how calm we stive to be.
Gentle meditation may alleviate the conflict, even strike away the pain, but within our self this disturbance remains.
How we deal with the inner dichotomy is never certain, yet our attempts to quell difficult instincts and emotions remain a curious battle. This is how we live; thoughtfully if nothing else.
Anxiety often contributes to a distorted perception of reality.
Only by thinking deeper will we understand all that our memory holds.
Beyond insomnia, no longer imagination, and still questions. The Moon’s mystery need not keep you awake, not when there are so many earthly concerns to occupy your mind at 1:18 a.m. Full Moon illuminates our world, even through clouds, even days later, a sacred glow that sheds no light on the difficulties or dilemmas we face time and again. Often there are no answers. The mysteries of the Moon need not keep you awake, but they will keep you alive.
