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 A new blog to contain answers to prompts |
Since my old blog "Everyday Canvas "  became overfilled, here's a new one. This new blog item will continue answering prompts, the same as the old one. Cool water cascading to low ground
To spread good will and hope all around.  |
| Prompt: Certainty vs. Confusion It is often assumed that certainty is preferred over uncertainty and confusion. Can you, however, think of instances where good things may result out of uncertainty and/or confusion? --------------- My question is, is there such a thing as certainty? Maybe in a far away place, like heaven, but not here on earth, can there be certainty, methinks. Let's look at it this way. You wake up happy in the morning. The world is quiet. Your cup of coffee and breakfast are perfect. If so, why do you need a new hairstyle, a new book, a vacation, or even conversing with your friends? In fact, why do you ever need any change especially if you are in a certain perfect place in your life? My guess is, there is no certain perfect place or way of being. Even in the best of conditions, those conditions can always change. And they do. Therefore, good-bye, certainty! And welcome uncertainty and confusion! So I can only hope this uncertainty is not too harsh and painful, and confusion does not disrupt my so-called "sane" thinking. Still, some people claim that the best ideas often emerge from the fog. This maybe because confusion disrupts our everyday, routine way of thinking. So we begin to explore unconventional paths. And kudos! Welcome more fulfilling ways, creativity, and artistic and scientific breakthroughs! This means personal growth, adaptability, humility, better emotional maturity, and new opportunities. Another positive could be, uncertainty and confusion makes us let go of any rigid, established expectations. This makes our lives more spontaneous and richer. We also begin to lean on each other more and with honesty. This, in turn, does deepen relationships by building empathy and trust. So, this all means uncertainty and confusion are also catalysts to new ways. Although, deep down inside, I keep wishing they wouldn't be so painful at times and so difficult to handle. |
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