The question we allshould ask is Why?Why wasI born? – that's whatto ask. It shouldn'tbe queried due tosophistry or reluctanceto live and get aboutthe doing insteadof musing as wedraw good airand wonder abouthow we are in theworld and howthe world …  | By James Callahan on June 24, 2024 | The question we all
should ask is Why?
Why was
I born? – that's what
to ask. It shouldn't
be queried due to
sophistry or reluctance
to live and get about
the doing instead
of musing as we
draw good air
and wonder about
how we are in the
world and how
the world is in us.
That Why? has been,
admittedly, abused
by passive-aggressive
adolescence which
lingers too
long in most
of us and is cured
through hardship and
paying bills
and responsibilities and
places to be
and loves' expectations
to meet because
that's what we
want to do.
And, finally, the question
Is reflexive – asked of
oneself, so please don't
be the kind of person who
ganders about asking
friends and strangers
to validate one's importance
because self-importance is
more about self- than
importance. Use it to
start to wonder,
and when one begins
to wonder never, ever
stop – that's why. | | | |  | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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