Yes soul sister, and so are yours!

When I feel anger I bless the energy because it is SO profound and powerful! As you say it is the fuel of passion as it transmutes to right action.

I tend to occupy the front lines of activist work on my own, so that I speak my own truth - so I understand the sense of freedom arising from withdrawing from the front lines - one becomes more oneself without imposed boundaries.

Love the animated film Cathy! Thanks for sharing! It captures the existential angst of our times! Oh, I wish I could join you in your car rides! Yes, yes, yes!

You may be interested in this jewel that I dag up: an art critic commented about Munch's painting as follows: "It presents man cut loose from all certainties that had comforted him until that point in the 19th century: there is no God now, no tradition, no habits or customs - just poor man in a moment of existential crisis, facing a universe he doesn't understand and can only relate to in a feeling of panic". So true. Anthony Giddens, a sociologist also talked about the same existential angst of modernity and the loss of ontological security and trust - very interesting!

Blessed be your adventures Cathy! love you. x