Here's how:
- Find a cool mountain and climb it. Have trekking poles at the ready.
- Have a fantastic self-revelation at the top.
- On the way down as you are rejoicing at your self-revelation, begin to let yourself rely more and more on the trekking poles, using all 4 appendages to propel you down the trail.
- Beware of tree roots and rocks as they can impede a nice jog and land you in a faceplant.
- Continue to gain speed until you are on the verge of being out of control.
- Maintain this as you lope along using your trekking poles to help you leap over rough spots in the trail.
- Feel free!
Yup. That's what happened today. It's a lot of fun. No faceplants, just sheer joy!
Oh, and what was my said revelation? Well, it's difficult to explain. But, in non-well-thought-out words... I realized the difference in doing something out of love rather than doing the same thing out of pride. I experienced (yet again, maybe now I will learn to heed this more instantaneously) that feeling of what a correct answer is internally, and to stop all this rigamoroll (spell check?) of trying to think something out when I already have had the answer all along. It's a bittersweet thing to experience joy and sorrow at the same time. But it makes running down mountains that much more fulfilling.
More to come, I'm sure :-)
Sounds like a superb revelation.
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