Rethinking Chaos
We plan and prepare, control and design, and still something goes wrong. Something ends up backwards. We plan a wonderful family outing, and then someone gets sick. A marathon runner paces his race perfectly, finds himself in a position to win, then slips and falls on the finish line. We invade a nation in order to free its people from the grip of tyranny, only to realize that they don't want us there. You arrange for a lovely, romantic evening for two, and then a bitter argument ensues. We try to bring a little bit of order to the chaos in our lives and the chaos always seems to break loose and we end up with an inverted night sky. What is going on here anyway? Could we be missing something? The answers may be all around us in plain sight.Download a copy of Jay D'Ambrosio's new eBook for only $0.49 from Amazon.com.
Labels: chaos, Grand Central Station, Ordered Disorder
posted by Jay D'Ambrosio at 9:32 PM
1 Comments:
Hi Jay,
I enjoyed your e-book and found it to be very insightful.It made me think of different episodes that have occurred in life and it does seem that the end result of chaos is some type of renewal. It was nice to take a break from this "chaotic" world and read your enlightening perspective on the situation! Sandy B. (SVMS)
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