In the notes I write for my Coping and Healing groups, the topics often include “cause and effect.” What causes me to do that is that people often like to identify relationships between events, even when that relationship might not exist.
For example, when I noted yesterday that our ailing Bonsai tree was doing better, my usually very logical husband Michael replied that my saying that out loud was going to cause problems for the Bonsai tree. I don’t believe in that kind of cause and effect, so I’ll just keep speaking my mind whenever I choose.
Do you see cause and effect in my images for today?
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The fact that today is National Dance Day is going to cause me to effectively ask my husband to dance with me later.
A patient telling me she loves the group Bleachers is causing the effect of my choosing this song for our dance tonight:
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Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “cause and effect.”
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I wonder if my asking for comments about this cause-and-effect post will cause you to leave one, below?
There are many causes that contribute to the effect of my expressing gratitude to you, here and now.
