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Plenitude (II)

by Sofía Bertomeu

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"Plenitude is fullness or abundance, and the word comes from the Latin "plenus", or "full". For Emerson, Plenitude -abundance- is our natural condition, and we lack it only when we fail to live from the fullness and integrity of our own spirit. When we develop self-trust, we gain "the plenitude" of its energy and power to repair harms", he instructs in his essay "Heroism". "There is no limit to the Resources of Man", he adds in a letter on that theme. "The one fact that shines through all this plenitude of power is...that the world belongs to the energetic, belongs to the wise"."

(From 'Active Dreaming: Journey Beyond Self-Limitation to a Life of Wild Freedom')

To the (hyper) creative ones met in Germany during my last trip. To their integrity.

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released July 23, 2018

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