The Tao of Solutions
March 11th, 2009 by Wayne (Wirs)
I was THIS close to releasing a brand new version of Recently Missing Children. In fact I had planned on uploading all the changes I had been working on over the last month just this morning…
I had a problem though – a big problem. I can’t go into a lot of detail about it, as I have a “competitor” who blatantly steals my stuff, but I was faced with a very real possibility of being shut down by The National Center For Missing and Exploited Children. Strange I know. You try to help these kids and a whole lot of politics gets in your way.
I was willing to risk it though and intended to implement the changes that might have gotten me into trouble this very morning.
But the way the Tao works – the way natural problem solving works – is that if you just stop thinking for a bit, allow the fears and worries to rage and howl and quiet on their own. Then, often, a very elegant solution will present itself.
That’s exactly how I woke up this morning – with a wonderful solution that seemed to come out of nowhere. I can’t take credit for it because I had no control over it. It just appeared out of the misty fog of awaking.
I figure another two weeks worth of work (read “four weeks” as I can never get my estimates right), but then I should have a safe course that should generate some income while doing a lot of good. I’ll have to give up some great ideas, but it will be balanced by some other great ideas. Yin and Yang.
Stay tuned.
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Thank-you. Wayne
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March 12th, 2009 at 2:21 am
Yowl if you need test subjects. I’ll go on Gaia and get ‘em for you – both for Mac & PC.
March 12th, 2009 at 5:10 am
Still. Dressed with the sun; attire of grace and strength, love it.. beautiful majestic scene! Creativity the essence of the Earth soul -how wonderful that you feel yourself in-sync..yes more than often surrender gives way for something deeper than ourselves to emerge..
The other night when the cello played me we kept circling a favourite mantra feel like
Sharing.. for Gaia..
From Snatam Kaur Khalsa – Prem (sanskrit for love)
Aadays Tisai Aadays Aad Aneel Anaad Anaahat
Jug Jug Ayko Vays.
All honor to the One,
Hail the primal Being
Whose attributes cannot be described,
Who is without beginning,
The Unstruck Sound,
And whose form is
One through every Age.