Sandbox

After having a series of amazing, deeply heartfelt conversations today, I feel like writing spontaneously. Free flow. Some call it intuitive writing. I – with my eccentric tendency to create my own semantics for just about everything – have entitled it a  ’Jack Kerouac-Dharma-Bum-prose’.

I want less, so I can do more.

I want order, so I can embrace chaos.

I want to value me, so I can value others.

I want to stand up for myself, so I can stand up for the world.

I want to listen to my truth, so I can speak it.

I want to be where I am, so I can explore and wander later.

I want to go slow, so I find flow faster.

I want to take action, so I have a strong platform for life-kindergarten.

I want ‘money’ ( well, let me phrase, I want the modern day economic value-exchange currency) , so I have space in the future to freely share it.

I want to master my energy, so I can use energy for others.

I want to make myself everything, so I understand that its nothing.

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I want to dig deep so I can find the seeds within.

I want my (#)gear, so I can start really riding my bike.

I want to understand what drives me, so I can fuel my engine with the right petrol.

I want to, not only see the jig-saw, but start putting the pieces together.

I want to be the captain of my ship, so I can stir it into the right ports.

I want to master the art of surfing, so I can start riding the waves.

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In valuing me, I value the world.

In valuing my solitude, I deepen my love of people.

In banishing duality, I live the whole.

In trusting the lessons, I find the teachers.

In being awesome, I create awesome.

In feeling rhythm, I live the flow of it.

In continually embracing paradox, I emerge.

Edward Harran is Sandbox Ambassador in Brisbane, Australia and he works freelance as Attention Philanthropist / Digital Media Strategist. He helps all kinds of organizations to understand the digital space and use all the benefits of social media. Edward is also a Palomar5 fellow, a network-organization of innovators experimenting with new environments and empowering individuals to create and realize new ideas. He studied Communications at the University of Queensland and he is currently developing Micropatronage, a prototype of a system in which the public directly supports the work of others by making donations through the internet.