We’ve all been asked “Why do you run?” The answer may come quickly, but sometimes it requires thought – and naturally, all answers will be different.
Recently someone asked me that leading question. I wish I had answered this way: When I run quickly down a track, I am engaged in defying gravity. Anything in our world that is in motion is defying gravity. However, I like doing it under my own power, proving it can’t contain me if it can’t still me. A helpful balance to growing older is that I have faith my soul is not bound by gravity. The consciousness of my soul can extend to God in prayer. It can search a universe of wonder while I sit still. One day my soul will ascend. It will separate from me, and gravity will no longer be my challenge. Until then, the fight with gravity brings me a glimpse of ascension, and that brings me joy. Gravity will lose. ~~Rick Riddle
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your choiceIf you don't run, you rust. Leah rewolinskiThe Villages TLC Word Nerd & webmaster Archives
January 2025
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