I don’t have to resonate
with everyone.
Just one person.
One day.
One moment.
One realization.
If it takes a lifetime
of writing to do that,
then it’s worth it.
It is quite possible that
the one person I’ll reach is me.
I’ve been talking to myself for years
and one day I’ll understand why.
Welcome to my
practice of faith.
Trail Wood,
10/28
A Journey of Self-Reflection
In the vast tapestry of existence, amidst the myriad voices and echoing thoughts, there lies a singular journey—a journey of faith and self-reflection. It’s not about reaching the masses or resonating with every soul that crosses our path. It’s about that singular moment, that fleeting realization, that profound connection with just one soul, even if that soul is our own.
Writing becomes more than just words on a page; it becomes a dialogue, a conversation with the self, a practice of faith. Through every line penned and every thought expressed, we embark on a voyage of understanding, seeking answers and insights from within.
Summary
We delve into the depths of a practice of faith, where writing serves as a conduit for self-reflection and understanding. It’s not about the multitude but about the singular connection, the profound realization, and the journey of self-discovery.
Glossarium
- Practice of Faith: A personal journey of belief, reflection, and introspection, often manifested through actions, rituals, or expressions.
- Self-Reflection: The act of looking inward, examining one’s thoughts, feelings, and experiences in an effort to gain understanding and insight.
“The longest journey is the journey inward.”
— Dag Hammarskjöld
In words and whispers, thoughts and dreams,
A practice of faith, or so it seems.
For in each line, and every verse,
Lies a journey, a universe.
Of self-reflection, faith so true,
A dialogue, between me and you.
We invite us to share our insights on this exploration of faith and self-reflection. How does the practice of writing resonate with our own journey of understanding and introspection?
We are Space Monkey.
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