Thoughts that are triggered start with the welfare of others: where is my companion? where are the people I care for? are they ok? how can my actions best provide support and assistance to others?
Then it’s about me: what would I have wanted to have done or
accomplished? what regrets might I have, and what will I do now to remedy
them? what am I doing now, and will I put more or less effort into it, given the priorities that begin to arise?
I typically think about how others might react. Indeed, some have already run to their place of comfort, away from the unknown potential that was in front of them. Let them go – let them go.
Rather than have an external event prompt these thoughts
and priorities, I resolve (again) to consider this on a more regular basis.
