"One cannot do, but it can be done by three."
~Rodney Collin
I have been
pondering this sentence for a few days and its importance seems to grow
and connect to so much. One is mechanical and struggling, resisting -
wanting things to be other than they are and often times frustrated with
an inability to do other than be swept along. It is good to see this I
think in our work as it is a very strong force to remember to be
present. When we are present 'it can be done by three' and often times,
when acceptance returns to us, life becomes sweeter and more joyous.
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