A tiny point in my Spammers post yesterday about how we choose to behave based on our decisions - eg. I will not react angrily when xyz happens - caused a little flutter in my universe.
Aaron from Todayisthatday.com (one of the very few people to whom we have a permanent sidelink) picked up on it, and added his kind comments. I followed his link just to see his latest posting, as I always enjoy his content. There, lo and behold, is a long and thoughtful post about emotional reaction, and it has engendered many responses, including my own. Aaron writes long posts, and he puts a lot of thought into them and articulates those thoughts with intelligence and compassion. If you would like to read this particular one, click here.
What I am learning is that we are NEVER alone. Just when I am writing something in the privacy of my own home, others are having and expressing similar thoughts. The internet is an incredible medium for communication, and it also plays up the ‘coincidences’ in life, which are never just coincidences. Fun! Just the other day, I became one of the last known people in North America to join Facebook, and within minutes, a few people found me who had apparently just ‘on a lark’ been looking for me. Coincidence?…or more?
