Hi Vineeto,
Thank you for your reply and for reminding me of that word - dare. It hasn’t been part of my vocabulary much lately, I think because I just couldn’t see any way forward for a while.
When allowing naiveté ‘I’ am stepping out of ‘my’ cage, this is always very wonderful and precious to experience, and yet it takes daring to initiate each time.
It seems this is because naiveté is dynamic, whereas back in ‘my’ cage (where ‘I’ suffer) there is this apparent ‘safety’ because it is static, it is where ‘I’ can control and live ‘the known’.
So the exhilarating part is the allowing of that which is dynamic and ever fresh, where ‘the known’ along with ‘me’ go to die. I get it now, that by the end there is no ‘me’ left, only that which is ever fresh.