He is at it again! My younger brother Nicholas, that is.
He obviously has ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder).
He can hardly sit still and his mind is constantly racing, so much input for one child’s brain. Anyways, he has been reading up on ADD in order to find out what the experts say about it.
As always, his version of what’s going on seems to be different than what most people say.
Your body is a bridge that carries you from your inner life to the outer world. This suggests that your pain (physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual) has something to say to how you perceive your life.
It is offering you a place to explore change. As I've often said, and experienced, nothing changes if nothing changes.
Name your pain. Is it physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual? Do you want to experience a shift in how you experience this pain in your life?
He’s at it again. My younger brother Nicholas has the strangest ideas. The problem is that they sometimes make so much sense to me. The precocious boy read dad’s college-level developmental psychology textbook over school break and now he thinks we have it only half right and are omitting a really important part that’s needed for our healthy development. So here’s how it goes (or rather here’s how I understand his ramblings/insights.) “We simultaneously live on two levels,” he screams. This is what’s normal for our species. We need to know this if we are ever to understand what’s going on and our place in it.
