Superficial

So we fix our eyes not on what is seen,

but on what is unseen.

For what is seen is temporary,

but what is unseen is eternal.


2 Corinthians 4:18



Things in life we pursue often times can be and are "superficial."
That is to say we may cast aside at any point,
any one or more of these.

And what would cause this particular change of character,

or trait?

Here we have as we had in the acquisition thereof,

the interaction,

or intra action.

As, in anything that changes,

there must be an initiator,

and a receptacle.

In other words , the object changed,

has to be acted upon,

before there's movement by it.

So, where does this change get its initiator?

And why does it succumb

or lend itself to change?

Mainly because some outside influence brought pressure to bear,

i.e.: in case of "fear"

it was discovered that fear was unjustified,

proven false.

And as a result of this change,

what happens to the receptacle,

or the place fear occupied?

Every void,

no matter how small,

must be filled with something.

So we have here an initiator,

concern,

concern prompted action,

action investigated,

and investigation discovered no cause for fear,

a burden was lifted,

a void created,

relief was a result.

What to do now with the void;

it is still a receptacle or holding place?

Unoccupied,

or seeming so,

temporarily.

There again is the unending chain of (change) action and interaction,

cause and effect.

There's always a sort of restlessness involved in this process,

till the receptacle has a tangible occupant,

good,

bad,

or indifferent.

by

James Gargus

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