Archive for the ‘Thought-provoked’ Category

As I sit here recovering from operation take three on my vision, I can’t help but ponder spiritual lessons. Almost two months ago I experienced a miracle of sight when I underwent Lasik eye surgery. Yesterday I was operated on for enhancement to both my eyes as my severe astigmatism meant I couldn’t get full results [...]

Sometimes I am my own biggest source of frustration. I’ll start out with something — I don’t know, maybe a choice of grammar, a particular way of designing something, a musical chord progression, a perfectly viable attitude or way of thinking — and be perfectly happy with it . . . for a minute. Then [...]

Logic. It’s what we, as humans, seem forever fated to and bound by. If you take one thing and add one more thing, you get two things. It’s the simplest of logic, and very similar simplistic patterns and concepts bind our universe together. But they should not bind our minds together. In our universe, the [...]