woke and cannot fly

to dream in a cocoon doesn't make you fly.
you need wings.

what was there first , egg or chicken, wings or
image? and can it be the same for birds and butterflies
as for humans or is it not rather that we all just fly
when the time has come?

when consciousness develops  along
with self awareness in movement and time
and in continous re-creation of past,
how different will it evolve with crawling,
swimming, walking upright and
flying?

will knocking our head, filling with water or
falling stop us doing what we do?
or can it improve our orientation and
abilities? is there then a positive effect of fear?

why do we sleep?
i slept and woke,
is asking questions thought?

i go back to rest. still, i am present.

quote, on the limits of psychotherapy

"Psychotherapy is a powerful tool for many issues, but it takes discernment to know what can and cannot be addressed in therapy. Analyzing problems innate to being born as a human may be akin to handing a shovel to someone caught in a pit, when what is really needed is a ladder. To recognize insecurity as a fact of human existence—and not evidence of shameful shortcomings—helps relieve ourselves of the unrealistic expectation that it is a problem we should be expected to solve, and allows for a different way of encountering, holding, and opening to this as a reality..."

http://www.lionsroar.com/therapy-can-only-go-so-far/?utm_source=Lion%27s+Roar+Newsletter&utm_campaign=953e857166-LR_Weekly_May_16_20165_16_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1988ee44b2-953e857166-22284457&goal=0_1988ee44b2-953e857166-22284457


http://www.lionsroar.com/this-life-which-is-wonderful-and-evanescent/?utm_source=Lion%27s+Roar+Newsletter&utm_campaign=953e857166-LR_Weekly_May_16_20165_16_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1988ee44b2-953e857166-22284457&goal=0_1988ee44b2-953e857166-22284457

on consciousness and memory, quote, found in net

".....what consciousness and memory are about: an awareness of something that is not directly perceived. Consciousness brings more to perception than exists in the present stimulus – it creates something that is not there – and in doing so it helps us make sense of our environment. And so does art.."

http://www.alice-anderson.org/documents/THESCIENCEOFPERCEPTIONBYISRAELROSENFIELD.pdf

M.T. Von Paradis ,Sicilienne, Itzhak Perlman, Jacqueline du Pré