Walking the walk.

We are always looking for a reaction to what we do or say. It’s as if it’s not enough that we release something into the world, just to leave it there. That in itself, is the purest form of attachment. We attach ourselves through reactions to our existence. The depth of the way we live our lives stems from how we interact with our surroundings. We learn and earn through these reactions. We decide what to do or say based on the prediction of reactions – these can be to hinder or to please; these can be from emotional pressure or sustained rationale. How would life be if we did or said just to do or say? Would the world be better? Would it be worse? Is this even possible?

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