Maddie &
Notes on Complexity by Neil Theise

Complexity tempts us into taking notice. Complexity spurs us into taking part. Complexity humbles us, showing how we are but infinitesimal parts of a stupefyingly vast whole. Complexity exalts us — any small gesture or utterance we can make having the potential to shift the whole world from one cloud of possibility to another. Complexity comforts us, revealing, unequivocally, unavoidably, that however separate and alone we might feel, each one of us is — in each and every single moment — a pure expression of the entire living, conscious universe. Nothing separate, nothing left out, but true, pure, and complete, just as we are.

Life is ceaseless movement; stability is found in balance not rigidity.