A great analogy! But, isn't it strange that struggling and misery too often provide a false sense of security when the cocoon is trapping the beauty of what will be? Why would anyone choose to simply hang there when they have the potential to fly!? ;)
Bob, A really delightful read. I loved the idea of the cocoon offering a place of safey and sanctuary. Often in life, we are happiest with what is familiar. Best wishes, Eileen
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Bob there is so much power in these words...oh the many that have been afraid to leave the cocoon and have never learned to fly. :-)
Hi Carrie, I know, it's hard to give up security sometimes.
What a great thought and topic to write on.... So much different :)
Good, great, fantastic :)
Regards,
Dimps
A great analogy! But, isn't it strange that struggling and misery too often provide a false sense of security when the cocoon is trapping the beauty of what will be? Why would anyone choose to simply hang there when they have the potential to fly!? ;)
Bob,
A really delightful read. I loved the idea of the cocoon offering a place of safey and sanctuary.
Often in life, we are happiest with what is familiar.
Best wishes,
Eileen
Thanks Dimps and Shirley and Eileen!
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