Well, this may or may not be off topic, however,
I feel it is relatively important to discuss this notion.
At he end of the day, or even at the beginning
of the day, when you have a disease that generally
means you are not comfortable.
Well, recognizing we are not comfortable is very
important to know, because it requires us to
change our state, from our current state of discomfort.
In other words, it requires us to " become better ",
in some sense. Like bowling the game is about
how much you improve. Now following along with
that logic, if we are all in discomfort, then we all
must change or in fact " get better ".
Now, it is very helpful to consider that when we are doing
this together, in some sense, in a coordinated,
generous, kindly, and humble manner then this behavior will
make the process ( of getting better ) inevitably better and
easier for all of us.
