She's probably right.
Because once I am aware of something, whether it be a physical situation, an internal truth, or a universal sense of "something in the air", then it works on me. I can't unsee it. In fact, my conscience and problem solving imagination go to work without even waiting to be asked.
There's a problem? My resourcefulness and desire to fix kick in, even while I'm sleeping!
The opposite of awareness is what keeps me from action. If I'm not "aware", then I'm not accountable, and I can't float into a fog of no deadlines or responsibility where nothing really gets done except the bare minimum that is necessary. Although I should add that this fog time can be important for dreaming and a stimulus for new ideas. It is often when I'm in new territory that inspiration can be ignited.
But even when I am exploring without an express purpose... I am still aware -- tuning, longing for signs and relevance to make peace with my yearning.
And now,
of that
I am
aware.
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