Memorial Day is the remembrance not of the dark, but of the light. Specifically, remembering those who brought their light of being to this planet.
One learns by interactive experiencing and reflection on what has happened. Knowing what has happened, one may expect what might happen. Yet, on reflection, there are only two guarantees. First is that there are no guarantees. And second, only one might determine their response to what happens. The determining factor of “might” is self-knowledge. One can only choose terror or surprise at what happens. Curiosity is divine. It is the surprise of discovering something new. Curiosity is the divine wondering and wandering. It is the opportunity, motivation and the dedication (service) to just do it.
Child like being; full of wonder, curiosity, and loving surprises. The divine being, for, of, and through entering the joy of existence.
Blessings,
Tim