Open in TheBrain

I Still Have No Idea

About

We spend so much of life hoping that one day we’ll finally know exactly what we’re doing. That we’ll arrive at some clear, tidy answer. But perhaps part of being human is learning to live gently inside the not knowing.

There are seasons when life asks us to look honestly at ourselves, at the patterns we’ve repeated, the stories we’ve carried, and the places where we’ve become a little too lost in our own world. It can be uncomfortable work, but it can also open the door to new perspective, at any age.

Maybe wisdom is not about having all the answers. Maybe it is simply about staying open, paying attention, and asking how best to use the time we have. For ourselves, for each other, and for the small part we each play in the bigger whole.


Highlights

"New perspectives can be born every day of your life."

"Earth is our collective home, and that's the only thing I'm sure of. The only answer I do have is that we are one people. That's the only thing that I really know."

"Every phase of life has its own particular gifts, and its own particular lessons and learnings that are really, really valuable."

"I'm very close to my last sunset. It's no longer 'out there' somewhere."

"We all are of service to each other in the end."

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