Tree of productivity
Everyone needs, I think, un arbol de la productividad , a place perhaps real, perhaps mystical, where they can go for that extra push... like when the dissertation is moving along slower than a galapagos turtle (eh, I.S.?), or the jarchas feel like escarcha across the eyeballs, and the glazed look seems permanently tatooed on your countenance. It is then that I go to my tree of productivity and lay belly down in the grass. It doesn't take long, and there is no way I could spend the whole day in the sun (just think what the dermatologist might say!), beyond the sleepy factor, the itchy factor generally sets in after about an hour and a half, but it holds some sort of magical sway over me, requiring that I return to the text, eliminating extraneous thoughts (far from the computer!) and focus. If I were into yoga, which I wish I were but I just don't have the time (don't start, I am taking baby steps, all the culpability about not being other-centered enough makes it hard enough to get to the pool every day) I would consider this being my meditative spot. It is inexplicable, and totally aleatory, but it works for me, so I don't question it.
2 Comments:
Me encanta tu Yggdrasil. A veces ayuda no ser la brújula tensa de todas nuestras metas. Es el problema de vivir en la cultura de la felicidad pospuesta.
Si sólo supieras que tan al grano has llegado... me pregunto: ¿realmente habrá una diferencia entre el cielo y el infierno, o más bien lo llevamos todo dentro?
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