In the dark cocoon, a caterpillar falls apart. It disintegrates in its own enzymes. It becomes liquid. Mush. Caterpillar soup. And then, slowly, it is reborn a butterfly. Cocoons aren’t a cosy quiet resting place. Cocoons must feel a pretty horrendous place for a caterpillar. Yet, The caterpillar’s fate has proven a great metaphor for our own misfortunes and struggles. The greatest changes stem from the darkest experiences. We fall apart to become new. We go through the dark to fly in the sun.
Citaat: Matt Haig - “The Comfort Book”
Geplaatst door Lien De Coster
op 14-09-2022