The Reigning Confusion

WTH Happened Moments

Rain made everything fresh, vibrant, and new where I grew up, but here it confuses me by not having the same effect. The environment is still full of browns and grays and the faces of people who don’t expect the possibility of incredible things happening in their day.

Maybe the rain is confused too.

There are parallels to be drawn here. Perhaps confusion infiltrates further than conscious awareness. It certainly would explain a lot.

There were points in time when information was not so plentiful. I remember some of those times. Now we have so much of it, information processing is a Herculean task as it reeks unending seemingly from every orifice, human and artificial.

Attempting to change the external factors ranges from difficult to utterly futile, but you can control a powerful force of reckoning throughout.

You.

No equipment or self-help courses required.

Suggesting conspiracy theories of information overload to confuse people is not my style, but reflecting with mindfulness and alertness on the nuances of societal life is. I entertain possibilities and probabilities. Pretty sure I’m not alone.

Live long enough, and you can develop an internal B.S detector. However, if you need more ‘living’ for your access to the aforementioned detector, a few points to ponder:

When confusion reigns in your mind/environment, it’s easier to miss one thing or another slipping by undetected.

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