Excerpt from Chapter 9 of Do Hard Things by Alex and Brett Haris:
"A Navajo Indian tradition says that your conscience is like a small triangle inside your heart. When you know something is wrong, it turns and pricks the flesh of your heart with one of its corners. But when you harden your heart and ignore your conscience, it keeps turning, wearing down its corners in the effort to get your attention. Eventually the triangle gets so worn down that it becomes smooth and circular, spinning around and around in your heart, but to no use. You can't even feel it anymore."
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3 comments:
A perceptive analogy! Native American thought is often very wise.
I like the valentine-like look
Profound.
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