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"We learn geology the morning after the earthquake."-Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)

like your guy finding those car keys!!

I love this blog entry.  *We* are happening.  

the TEXTBOOK writing is interesting as it expands thinking and the greater world vision and offers a view of looking at the world like a the waters edge of a beach.. ever changing ever growing and subtrackting.. joining all of our knowlege and all of our interest in SELF and healing.

I need two volumes, one for myself and the other for my doctor

I'm glad you brought forth the lamppost allegory, I love it.

I often use the phrase "to look for the key under the lamppost".

Anyhow, always take your torch with you, not to mention the built-in torch we carry with the option to turn it on.

ISTJ

Big surprises may catch you when you turn to a source of light to find something you lost. Saul, before he became a king, went together with his boy to look for his father's lost female donkies. When they failed in their mission, the boy suggested that they go and ask the local "seer". The latter was actually the prophet Samuel, who was already waiting for them to anoint Saul as a king. The saying goes "looked for the donkies and found the kingship".