For a creative introvert/extrovert musician and theologian type.... what does it mean to not think? At this moment, as I write a blog post... I am thinking. I am thinking about creative energy, the people who read my blog and profound, yet humble offerings for the Spiritual world in general.
As a confession I will admit, I don't know if I know how to not think. I know how to relax. I know how to enjoy myself. And I know how to let other people be themselves. But to not think is to not be me. (see! I think there is a song in that.)
During this Holy Week, I am working harder then ever. Thinking about rehearsals, minor details for weekly and Easter services and ... oh yeah, finishing a paper on evangelism. Anyway, after Easter I am truly looking forward to Spring Break. I hope it will be a time for me to not think. Or maybe (for my friend's benefit) just a time to think less. Blessings.
As a confession I will admit, I don't know if I know how to not think. I know how to relax. I know how to enjoy myself. And I know how to let other people be themselves. But to not think is to not be me. (see! I think there is a song in that.)
During this Holy Week, I am working harder then ever. Thinking about rehearsals, minor details for weekly and Easter services and ... oh yeah, finishing a paper on evangelism. Anyway, after Easter I am truly looking forward to Spring Break. I hope it will be a time for me to not think. Or maybe (for my friend's benefit) just a time to think less. Blessings.
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Have a wonderful Easter and break, friend!! :) ~Suz.
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