Oh, but hello! What mind-stimulation you're giving me! It is true! I feel reminded of a book I found on the roadside, it definitely dates from the last century and inside there was everything to be found about children and how they see the world and how they talk and how they interpret things quite differently! A real treasure of scientific interest and deep compassion at the same time! I found that incomprehensible. Now I forgot the name of the author, he was not to be found on the Internet, or almost not. Everything we know how to say today was already there once, only better, as it seems!
Richer in connection to oneself, not so neurologically coolly distanced or so pumped up with language of adventure, on the other hand. Maybe I should turn my back on the Internet and read more books again. An old habit that I am increasingly neglecting. I also find a lot of need for mission in myself. And also the authors wanted to send and were still thoroughly read, even if not by so many, but nevertheless. Who here still reads thoroughly at all and if so, will let those who write know?

My man told me that the attention span is a few seconds, if any minutes. If you have not then managed to wake something up, you can forget it. A harsh criticism, but one that is right in many parts.

So the idiot. I think it's a very readable book and it reminds me of the fables and metaphors of Zen Buddhism, of a speech I heard only yesterday where people listen to a Buddhist and he says to them, "Forget everything. Forget meditation, forget that you want to be mindful. If you just find admiration and inspiration in one, you may find awakening as idiots." Not in those exact words did he say it, but in a similar way.

Thank you Kimberly for this contribution.

P.S. I guess you are more than ready to read it again.