We are more easily noticed than seen. The former can be achieved with varying effort, or sometimes no effort, but the latter is a gift we are given by those who are patient and discerning. To be noticed is a function of intrigue, circumstance, attraction, sheer curiosity, but to be seen is an act of intention, investigation, interpretation. My hope for the coming days: to do the work of seeing and to remain open to the vulnerability of being seen, to consider what it means to maintain permeable boundary that preserves identity while enabling human communion.
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 03:12:24 +0000
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