I’ve learned a few things over my 45 years. I could not say the exact moments these ‘experience nuggets’ gained significance for me, but each – and in their own way – have been a guiding principle as I continue my trek. If you’ll indulge me for a moment, I’ll share them here.
Who am I? That is the question.
I have always struggled with the question, “What do you do?” But, I’ve come to consider that a good thing. The struggle is a declaration that I am dynamic and evolving. The question is a straightforward one, yet simultaneously complicated as well. Who am I? That is the question.
Anne Frank’s diary was her canvas – a place to privately pour her thoughts, her dreams, her hopes, and her fears. Her unwavering belief in the goodness of people – despite her faith being tested in an incomprehensible way – inspires hope. Perhaps now, more than ever, her words are the voice for all of humanity.
So much has changed in the world in such a short while. It is as if our world was going about its usual rotating and revolving business, and it suddenly got a cosmic jolt, and everything started to shake loose. The daily bits and bites that grounded us in our lives have shifted, dramatically. We are still trying to get our bearings after this dramatic and sudden jolt.
We are in uncharted territory. No doubt about it. It’s scary. It’s uncertain. It’s turbulent. It’s rough and we are all seeking the beacon of light to guide us through this storm. One of the best pieces of advice I have ever received is……
Being a twin is a gift that is forever. It knows no limits and knows no bounds. Love is infinite and enduring.