Existence May Not Be Immediately Perceived

Existence may not immediately be perceived in its fullest nature, because it includes not only visible and tangible things.  It reaches further—the speculative qualities of existence, i.e. our dreams and also our fears.  We do not  perceive right away the great variations in life, which in general work to keep us fluid and flexible and help us avoid becoming one-sided, and therefore support a more gentle approach, one that is not only controlled by accepted facts or opinions.  They teach a reality that is much broader and, perhaps more encouraging.

While it may be difficult to grasp the inner nature of something, we can perceive the expression of it, and thereby read it through an engagement with the qualities discerned.  Any aspect of existence well-contemplated creates an enhanced faculty for insight.

Eva-Maria