Senses Engaged

Just think about it............

From the time we are old enough to begin being in this world everything is a sensory experience.We form our likes and our dislikes based off of what we sense.

Skype...............

Skype hinders me. I've never really liked it all that much, but it seems over the last few weeks the dislike has heightened even more. This piece of technology limits me. I can only see and hear..................making my sense of touch, smell, and sometimes taste, very jealous.


What should I do?
Probably write my lesson plans for this week and stop agonizing over something that clearly has no quick solution.


Maybe one day................

Maybe one day I'll be rich just like Bill Gates when I invent a piece of technology that engages more of the 5 senses. I'll call it............................................................Senses Engaged~The Ultimate Video chatting Experience

See it. Feel it. Let it go.

I am finding that there are so many things in life where I just have to apply this. 

See it:

It's so important for me to see it. To notice. Realize that it's there and that there is something to be learned. 

Feel it: 

Breathing it all in is sometimes hard, because there are some feelings that I don't want to feel. But, there is value in both the hills and the valleys. Feeling it with all of my might is very important. 

Let it go:

Letting go is perhaps the most challenging in all situations..............because I don't want to let go of the hilltop, for  sure, and the valley has often left such a overwhelming impression that it's hard to ever start back up the hill again. 

Conclusion:

I've watched a heart rate register on a heart monitor before, and I truly believe that when I master letting the heartbeats of life rise and fall as easily as a healthy physical heart seems to beat......................I'll be in good shape. A healthy heart never hesitates about going on to the the next beat. It sees, feels, and then lets go. Flawlessly. The way God created it. 

WOW. 

I'll probably never be as flawless as the human heart, but I can learn to see, feel, and let go more easily. 

And.

So. 

I continue to learn!