Men who haul their bodies from this place to that place tend to be more interested in their experiences than they are in themselves.
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Men who haul their bodies from this place to that place tend to be more interested in their experiences than they are in themselves.
If everyone seeks to be happy—through pleasure, acquisition, travel, sex, food, religion, drugs and a myriad of other means—then why is that result so seldom achieved? Why don’t we die laughing?
The director calls “Action!” We hear “Activities!”
Some men lose themselves at the centre of the wheel. We cannot say they are inactive; they’re just not moving. (What does not move is not noticed.) Other men, peripherals, are flying around on the rim. They’ve got a bucket list. They’re collecting experiences.
I’m lost in the world when I pay more attention to my experiences than I do to mySelf. We do not need more experiences. Let us try to imagine Jesus on a holiday.