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There is a perception that comes in the odd moment of clarity, of all life woven together, intricately interlinked. It’s a reoccurring theme in mythology. The ancient Greeks had a tradition of giving woollen strands to people at turning points in their lives - symbolic of "a momentary surfacing of a link in that invisible net which enfolds the world".*

It’s a good thing to contemplate. A reminder that something much bigger than we can ever know is going on all around us.

* - Calasso, Roberto ‘ The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony’  p. 284     Vintage   1994