One of the most difficult skills to master is to live on that Razors Edge that sits between the world of Grandfather and our modern world. It is often-times a struggle to try and find that fine balance, where all that you have in you, somehow gets lost in the rush, din and chaos of society. Responsibilities, deadlines, family, friends, work and/or play all seem to muffle the deep knowing that is deep inside of us. At times we tend to get lost, searching for answers without even fully knowing or grasping the questions. Even at a very young age I struggled with society, school and responsibility that seemed to trap me to a point of sometimes feeling suffocated or in a prison. A good portion of my “dirt time”, practice and experience I think that I’ve spent the most time Walking the Razor’s Edge. Every day I learn something new, a new way of observing the balance between the two worlds of my life and after 65 years of learning from Grandfather or teaching I’ve arrived at some very shocking conclusions. I know that all of you struggle with this, some more than others but I now can confidently make it far easier for you to walk that Edge.
