Savoring–not saving–the world

Thoughts that arose during a recent philosophical conversation with one philosophical friend:

I

The world is not to be saved, for such is a category mistake. It is instead to be savored, its way manifested through our perceiving rightly, acting well, and expressing something properly.

II

1

When one learns to take care of things,

then is one open to savoring.

2

When one learns to savor things,

then is one open to gratitude.

 3

Giving thanks not just for ‘this’

but for the source of all this.

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