Everything – and I quite literally mean EVERYTHING and ANYTHING – becomes, IS, infinitely (more) captivating, (more) inspiring, as we bring forth an open-ended curiosity.
Without defining, without labelling, without attaching learned assumptions or expectations … as we let go of the need to figure it all out, we invite in a simple curiosity that allows SPACE for us to really see, to really hear, to really feel, to really taste, to really savour, to really enjoy the unknown aliveness of the moment. Of THIS moment.
Everything, and I mean anything and everything, is as interesting as you are interested.
To see, with a childlike wonder.
To look, as if for the very first time.
To listen, without urgency to place or describe.
To feel ( pause ), the tenderness of this touch.
Curiosity opens, and opens, and opens, the fullness of this moment.
Exploring questions for the joy of wonder, with no need to settle, no necessity to resolve.
Curiosity runs to the deepest seed at the centre of it all, and to the sweetest cherry on the top of it all, allowing YOU to become more fully present to the aliveness of the ALL.
When things seem dull, or uninteresting. When things seem challenging, or monotonous. When things seem overwhelming, or alas despairing …………… When in doubt, then, BE CURIOUS.
This ‘cup‘. This ‘lip‘. This ‘water‘. This ‘rain‘. This ‘paper‘. This ‘tree‘. This ‘light‘. This ‘form‘. This ‘being‘. This ‘body‘. This ‘sound‘. This ‘voice‘. This ‘flavour‘. This ‘space‘. This ‘unknown‘. This ‘now‘.
Without naming from a place of learnt understanding, look anew to really SEE what is before you with a quiet open wonder.
What is this, really ?
Who is this, really?
Why is this, really ?
What is here, really ?
Look, see, listen, hear, sniff, smell, touch, taste, feel, savour, … MORE. Explore the corridors of curiosity with an unknowing that does not seek to find solid answers, but that relishes the endless joy in not knowing.
A wondering wander, a wandering wonder ……………………. and on and on.
So…
Be curious to see beyond all that you think you know … Be interested, more, in all that is here, in every new now … And, be open, again and again, as you allow curiosity to reveal the wonder of all that IS.