The Uplifting Effect of Balance

An aircraft cannot fly if it's weight distribution is out of balance. It may taxi to the runway and make that dash down the pavement, but it won't be able to sustain safe flight.

The more powerful a plane is, the broader it's balance parameters are. It can muscle up against the laws of physics.

We have a need for balance also. But the stronger we are, the more we can muscle up against the trials and tribulations of our daily world.

When I returned to the west coast to live with my family recently, I brought a few peices of furniture with me that were not in our home before. (See the 30 April Post)
My wife was able to take those things and get some new decor items at the store and create a bedroom of incredible comfort and beauty. I guess it's called Feng Shui (Fang Schway) or something like that but we laughingly refer to it as FUNG SPRAY. We talk about Mama "going to the store and getting some fung spray to fix up that room."

I've never known a room to put me at ease so completely, it's like all my life I've been living in places that did nothing to help me balance. I've been muscling through. Look around at your surroundings, do they make you feel balanced? Do they allow you to fly?

It is said that "clothes make the man" and it is true to some extent. If you feel like hell, it might be because you are living in a place the punishes your senses.

I'll post a picture when we get the verticle blinds up. It's an amazing place.