From Mary Daly

And thanks to Gwen,for pointing this out;check the interview here:

I just don’t think that way,see,about guarding against. I’m thinking about plunging ahead. All right,I think you guard against decay,in general,and stagnation,by moving,by continuing to move. And with courage. And courage is like —it’s a habitus,a habit,a virtue:you get it by courageous acts. It’s like you learn to swim by swimming. You learn courage by couraging. I often draw the Spiral Galaxy on the blackboard,and instead of stars there are Moments. So each Moment,a real Moment,is an act of courage,and that means that the world will speak back to you —and that Moment speaks to the next one,and the next one,and the next one. OK,take the labrys:everything is double-edged. You “guard against”best by not even guarding —just by risking tremendously,and then you jump —Leap —into another sphere,or dimension.

Ah,so much to learn!

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