The Voluptuousness of Nothing

Take Nothing. Hold it up. Turn it in your hand. Have a good, long stare. Nothing, in spite of its bad press, is really quite something – especially when compared to the alternatives. So many of the things that press around us filling our time and space are so bland and pointless that emptiness becomes […]


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2 responses to “The Voluptuousness of Nothing”

  1. So it is, so let it be and enjoy it.
    Gracias or the inspiration 🙂

  2. Mark Northcross Avatar
    Mark Northcross

    Exquisite. True. And, in my own experience, the unchanging silent core of being ness. Thanks for sharing!

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