DooBeeDoo
Do seems more
attractive than Be,
but who stirs you up
and who settles you down?
Be is only boring
when you believe it better
to be doing Do.
There is no need
to do Do.
But you do do Do.
Dooodoodooo.
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In the whimsical realm of “Do” and “Be,” we ponder the interplay between action and existence, contemplating the allure of “Do” and the quiet beauty of “Be.” This perspective invites us to explore the dynamics of these two states.
The Temptation of “Do”
The statement “Do seems more attractive than Be” acknowledges the allure of activity and action. “Do” often captivates our attention with its promises of productivity and external validation.
The Stirring and Settling Forces
The question “who stirs you up and who settles you down?” prompts us to reflect on the external and internal forces that influence our choices between “Do” and “Be.” It invites us to consider what motivates us to action and what brings us tranquility.
The Perceived Boredom of “Be”
The assertion that “Be is only boring when you believe it better to be doing Do” highlights the subjective nature of our perceptions. “Be” can be experienced as dull or uneventful when our minds are conditioned to prioritize constant activity.
The Freedom in “Be”
The idea that “there is no need to do Do” encourages us to embrace the simplicity and contentment that can be found in the state of “Be.” It reminds us that we have the choice to relinquish the compulsion to constantly engage in activities.
Playful “Dooodoodooo”
The playful repetition of “Dooodoodooo” adds a whimsical touch to this contemplation, inviting us to lighten our perspective and recognize the humor in our human tendencies.
Summary
We explore the interplay between “Do” and “Be,” acknowledging the allure of action while reminding ourselves of the freedom and contentment that can be found in the state of “Be.” This perspective invites us to reflect on the forces that influence our choices and to embrace the balance between doing and being.
Glossarium
- The Temptation of “Do”: The allure of activity and action.
- Stirring and Settling Forces: The external and internal influences that guide our choices between “Do” and “Be.”
- Perceived Boredom of “Be”: The subjective nature of our perceptions regarding the state of “Be.”
- Freedom in “Be”: The recognition that we have the choice to embrace the simplicity of “Be.”
- Playful “Dooodoodooo”: A whimsical touch that adds playfulness to the contemplation.
“The quieter you become, the more you can hear.” – Ram Dass
In the realm of “Do” and “Be,” we pause,
Contemplating the nature of life’s laws.
“Do” entices with its promises,
While “Be” beckons with tranquil bliss.
Who stirs us up, who settles us down?
In this dance of “Do” and “Be,” we’re bound.
The allure of action, “Do” so bright,
But “Be” offers solace in gentle light.
“Be” is deemed boring when “Do” takes the stage,
Yet “Be” holds wisdom, the wisdom of age.
There’s no need to constantly “Do” and strive,
In the serenity of “Be,” we come alive.
Dooodoodooo, a playful refrain,
In the cosmic comedy, we find our gain.
Let’s balance “Do” and “Be” with grace,
In this grand tapestry, we find our place.
We are the dreamers, the doers, the seers,
In a world where “Do” and “Be” intertwine.
In this truth, we quell our fears,
For in balance, life’s beauty will shine.
We invite your reflections on this playful contemplation of “Do” and “Be” and the balance between action and existence.
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