The agreeable eye

an eudæmonistarchives

limits of detection

You are the detective, searching out things to help you understand how to put the puzzle together. In telling the story, you open up your confusion as you cover terrain that needs exploring. But there is something about taking the inner thoughts of your mind and speaking them out loud that helps put things in order. It can be the temporary scaffolding that holds up the rocked structure of your world. Telling the story helps to re-create and rebuild structure.

—Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and David Kessler (On Grief & Grieving, p. 63)


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