Starfish
Short Run in the
By Harvey W. Austin, MD
Bottom line, I am a predicamentalist. (Pree dick uh ment uh list — It’s got a rhythm to it.)
By this, I mean, in contrast to most people’s belief that we have a worldwide set of problems to be solved, I believe we now live within a worldwide predicament. A predicament, by my definition, has no solution. It simply is. And our worldwide predicament is a big IS, indeed. This (likely human engineered) flu-like bug is very real and threatens to result in the extermination of many, many humans. Being an either/or kind of guy, I had assumed that if I, as an individual… or even as part of a group … couldn’t solve some big problem, there was no point to trying. I would do nothing.
Unconsciously, I assumed I would simply go on living my life in in a slowly diminishing ‘business-as-usual’ kind of way. At the same time, consciously, I would remain joyful, enthusiastic and saying ‘yes’ to whatever showed up. I would do only what truly pleased me to do. If it pleased me to write of the predicament, I would do that. And I have.
Chasity Burke, MS, NBCCH, LPC
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