Sharon Friedman – Vigilance and Tranquility

Sometimes it is important and sobering to consider failure and looking at yourself when you are down. Consider what would you do if you are stuck in an elevator for an unknown length of time and need to go to the toilet or if you happen to be sucker punched and are on the ground with a black eye and three large and armed people are hovering over you. Are you going to try to fight your urges or accept them for what they are and yourself for what you are a man a woman a child. We are not perfect and realizing this will bring a new level of control and awareness to your performance. You might cry fire fire and alert the unfriendly neighbors to call for help as you hand over your wallet but your cash is in your shirt or you may find a crack in the opening between the cage of the elevator and the shaft to aliviate some of the tension and maintain some form of decorum. Some times we get punched in the face in this way or another. Think about it.