The Game of Life
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March/April 2001
Mark Harris Conscious Choice (www.consciouschoice.com/)
I say, let’s pretend we’ve created a world where we all work reasonable schedules with plenty of time to laugh and play and just enjoy each other. Let’s pretend we’ve let go of our worries about money and power or whatever we think we want that we don’t have. Let’s pretend we’ve created a less strife-torn world, one in which we’ve learned to relax more and mistreat each other less.
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I say, let’s pretend, let’s rediscover what any child knows about the truth of living in the moment. And how wonderful it is to be fully human, fully alive. Who knows? If we play it for all it’s worth, we might just make it happen.
Mark Harris is a Chicago-based writer. From the Chicago ecology and natural living monthly Conscious Choice (Oct. 1999). Subscriptions: $24/yr. (12 issues) from 920 N. Franklin, Suite 202, Chicago, IL 60610.
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