"normalcy affords a false sense of satisfaction with ‘how things are’ without probing us to look at the transformative and enriching qualities inherent in these tumultuous times." That's one I'll sit with fior a long time.
Yet another mind probing exercise at unravelling an objective point that often misses the minds of many of us. I am tempted to draw an analogy to the adage: "change is a constant". Likewise, the change from what has often been perceived as normal, is normal in itself. hahaha. Anyway, an excellent article. Thank you.
"normalcy affords a false sense of satisfaction with ‘how things are’ without probing us to look at the transformative and enriching qualities inherent in these tumultuous times." That's one I'll sit with fior a long time.
Yet another mind probing exercise at unravelling an objective point that often misses the minds of many of us. I am tempted to draw an analogy to the adage: "change is a constant". Likewise, the change from what has often been perceived as normal, is normal in itself. hahaha. Anyway, an excellent article. Thank you.