29 March

In all that has been and gone there is a sense of rhyme, odd at times, but ever present, just as so the song of birds at dawn awaken us to another day, and as the tide thus ebbs and flows.

But reason is not so easily recognised in such a way, and oftentimes eludes us completely until we change our view, and see with hindsight what was, in fact, an idyllic clue as to why such an incident occurred.

If we leave our reasoning to only logic in this realm, it is well known that such analysis will let us down, for we barely have an understanding of the science of ourselves, and there are many holes in the hypotheses we make.

Why not, then, try to combine the left and right hemispheres, and acknowledge the importance of a balanced view in life. We would not be human if we lacked imagination and insight, nor would we live long if we did not occasionally act on intuition; that voice inside that tells us not to take the normal route, to do the opposite of that which logic would allow.

These are the types of examples which give us clues as to who we are, and when given ample room to explore the truths in time, we may see the reasons and the rhyme, and both, together, will be the whole of all the parts we have juggled up until now in space, without success.

So do not judge too harshly, nor ignore your sense of self. Keep in mind the two extremes of thought, and delve much deeper for the answers you have yet to find. You may well be surprised to learn they exist in a realm of a different kind.