When clarity emerges, it immediately dissolves.
Clarity invites new possibilities and opens up new directions. Which inevitably push clarity away.
If you pursue the possibilities, you’ll have to figure them out and seek clarity again.
If you resist the possibilities, you’ll never know what’s behind and loose clarity.
Onto a new quest for clarity. It’s an infinite game.
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