To Be Still, Yet Moving

The Japanese Teacher, Do Hyun Choe writes:

Stillness is what creates love,
Movement is what creates life,
To be still,
Yet still moving —
That is everything!

Nice.

I got it from a Richard Rohr book, From Wild Man to Wise Man. Rohr encourages awareness in spirituality, particularly for men in this book.

Again, nice.

The photo is from a bike ride Sunday. Dana and I were crossing a bridge on our way back from a morning coffee. I saw the solo chair on this dock, still. I stopped my bike, my movement. Felt so drawn in.

I know I must have these kinds of places of stillness. As practice. They lift something in me. They settle something. In how I work with groups too.

It has also been important to me to feel movement. Yes, bike ride is a great pace for me. I also love the movement of ideas. Of words on paper. Of design for groups. Of colleagues and friends sorting the natural next.

For reflection.

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