The Loom Spins a Fabric of Life

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Shadows grow as light beckons. Fate spins on an edge.

How will it fall?

To be young, to feel the world move. The world is there for you to spark, not to be squandering your life binding yourself in short sighted division.

It is tempting to think how a single decision can twist many, cause them to dwell. Placing themselves in a purgatory of what if. Casting their future to a well of sorrowed company.

Karma has power precisely because you inherit your actions, the collective action of others around you. Even your ancestors, and culture. Most of all your blind spots. Those parts you would rather not face.

When you linger in refusal, when you cast your eyes away, that is also the very moment when your attention is most critical.

If you meet the gaze of reflection in honest appraisal the greatest growth is waiting for you just around the corner.

Choosing to see isn't comfortable, it takes courage. In surrender you become the fuel for change in ways you never expect.

May this fire burn within you. May you take what you need when your making your way through the valleys, and the peaks of life.

As you grow older never forget the value of play, many you find there is little sense in wasting time. Play seems as if it is a waste of time, although may renew a wonder that's often lost.

People will surprise you in how good, and bad they can be. Every person must wrestle with what is good, or bad? What are they? I find few things truly matter, also know good and bad are real.

Some will seek to grow, while others are happy where they are. Every person makes these choices for themselves, no matter how frustrating that may be. Minds will change. Hold forgiveness for your self, and others close. Also know patterns may shift, but often are too powerful to overcome.

You may value others, honor them by allowing yourself to grow. In this way what matters most is growth, and our relationships not expectations.

Aaron Baker