Grow a Pear: Participate in this Ridiculous, Sacred World (ePub)

I eat your fruit. You eat mine.

Are either of us nourshed? Really, though?

How can we really figure out what nourishment is?

How subjective is it? Is there an objective nourishment?

Are there fruits that we're hiding? From fear of how we'd be judged?

Is there an archaic societal effort to prevent certain fruits from being grown?

Do we, as trees, find our current state of affairs in the orchard a bit crooked? askew?

Is there something within us that just knows what's delicious and true, yet we hold it back?

Why do some of our fruits seem so inconsequential, yet we've sometimes poisoned people with them?

Enough about fruits.

Listen, when you don't talk all the time, and when you aren't distracted by life's entertainment buffets, you start to really listen, you start to actually observe. When you see, you discover. When you keep discovering, you keep expanding, in your personal state of awareness, as well as your 'map' of this world, this life.

Live this way for long enough, and you get quite keen on the subtlety, the nuance, as well as the bigger picture.

I want to share. I want to talk to you. I want to take you on this internal quest. I'll be your guide, you just do the walking.

It's scary, it's ridiculous, it's tough, and your worldview will inevitably start to crumble at the swiftness of your intake of these entries of words in this book.

But look, most of the time, easy isn't 'right,' and right isn't easy, but listen, I wrote this book because you can handle it.

Arguably, you NEED to handle it.