Re-energize your daily breath and water practice. Add movement.

Back in December, before I got hooked on creating my Web site, we had issue #30 "Become a Master of Perspective." Remember? If you can think one thing, you can think another. If you can feel one thing, you can feel another. Talk to me. Have you been experimenting with your perspective? Tell me some stories to share about changing your perspective. And what about issue #34 -- have you been looking at the night sky and wondering? Are you bewildered?

It's not so easy to master perspective if you're not breathing or drinking water. Becoming a master of perspective requires fluidity and flexibility, wouldn't you agree? What brings fluidity? What brings flexibility? Water, for sure. Breathing, for sure. Yoga, you say? Walking? Yes, you in the back -- yes that's right, swimming. Dancing! Skipping! Running, skating, tai chi, surfing, biking, horseback-riding, tree-climbing, love-making...

What brings flexibility? Movement!

And you know from experience that gratitude and generosity bring flexibility of spirit. They bring fluidity of heart -- love flows out and touches all you encounter.

To become a master of perspective, practice fluidity and flexibility in all its forms.

Tell me how it goes.

Here's another Rumi poem.

Bewilderment

There are many guises for intelligence.
One part of you is gliding in a high windstream,
while your more ordinary notions
take little steps and peck at the ground.

Conventional knowledge is death to our souls,
and it is not really ours. It is laid on.
Yet we keep saying we find "rest" in these "beliefs."

We must become ignorant of what we have been taught
and be instead bewildered.

Run from what is profitable and comfortable.
Distrust anyone who praises you.
Give your investment money, and the interest
on the capital, to those who are actually destitute.