A PAWN OR AN AGENT?
Responding to the ISNS Wisdom by Dr. L. Michael Hall about A Deep Dive Into Responsibility, I write this article. It seems that I must to write after the quote of Abraham Maslow spoke louder and louder to me. “So even if I am born a paraplegic, I can still be an agent rather than a pawn.” It’s an “Aha moment!”
Responding to the ISNS Wisdom by Dr. L. Michael Hall about A Deep Dive Into Responsibility, I write this article. It seems that I must to write after the quote of Abraham Maslow spoke louder and louder to me. “So even if I am born a paraplegic, I can still be an agent rather than a pawn.” It’s an “Aha moment!”
Last month, I read the news about the death of a man who lived with an iron lung for most of his life because of the polio since his childhood. Can you imagine how to live without going anywhere and laying down in the iron tube? What a life! There are boring hours, days, weeks, months, and years, but not for Paul.