Monday, November 18, 2013
An entry from "Take a Breath"
From Dr. R. Scott Colglazier's blog "Take a Breath" (on life, love and spirituality):
Okay, stuff is stuff, and the essence of life is not about getting
more of it. In fact, one could argue that we might be served by
divesting ourselves of some of it. At the same time, there’s something
soulful about a few beloved things — collected, arranged, and cared for —
a few things that connect us to beauty and memory and the deepest
sensibilities of our lives. A “curator” is someone who cares for and
arranges art in a museum, but there’s a relationship between “curating”
and “curing,” that is to say, when we curate the little corners of our
lives it provides healing energy to our existence. Curating a corner is
slightly different than decorating. We decorate to make it nice; we
curate to make it meaningful. Take a Breath today. Look around
your office or house, your desk or bedside table, and consider doing
something wonderful for your soul this week and curating a corner of
your life.
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