Scientists are coming to believe that our universe—the sum total of everything—is only one of many universes. Possibility, it seems, is not just infinite, but a multitude of infinities.
Within the infinities of possibilities, what good thing have you chosen today?
Hooray for the all the fools—for all the people who laugh easily, behave oddly, dance to music that only they can hear. Hooray for the people who see things differently, desire what others don’t want, risk for the sake of what is precious only to them. On this, their special day, may they be blessed.
What will you do today that embodies the spirit of the Fool?
March, they say, comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. If you’ve ever watched a lamb, you know that they go in quite a bouncy fashion, with a great deal of “spring” in their step.
What puts spring in your step these days?
A stethoscope is, of course, an instrument that a doctor uses to listen to the heart.
What do you use to listen to your own heart?
In the process from plant to flour, the miller must separate the wheat kernel from the chaff—the outer husk of the grain. It turns out that a lot of life experiences are the same way—it takes some effort to winnow the part that will feed you from the husk that you first see.
What chaff is standing in the way of your enjoying a grain of truth or meaning?
