"As your child ages, you're constantly experiencing new things.
If you are constantly experiencing financial stress and thoughts of lack, that's what you will continue to receive in your life.
Plus, we Boomers are constantly experiencing life-stage changes, such as the emptying nest, making more funds available to spend on luxury products and brand experimentation.
My sight has been (and still often is) so clouded with concepts about things -- and I mean anything from a toaster to a computer, my hands, a blanket, whatever -- that it's difficult to see the deeper natures of reality, such as interbeing, but really, what's life worth if it's constantly experienced through recycled eyes and a generic mind?
Barbara, please repeat that: "For those of you who are tired of hearing about racism, imagine how much more tired we are of constantly experiencing it".
It's a burden when we constantly remind them that racism is still alive and well for many people of color, "Can't we just get past this?" Reminds me of a brilliant statement by amazing feminist theorist, Barbara Smith, "For those of you who are tired of hearing about racism, imagine how much more tired we are of constantly experiencing it".
Indeed in Bourdieu and Wacquant's (1992) assertion that the habitus is 'an open system of dispositions that is constantly subjected to experiences' being constantly reinforced or modified by them, we find a space for this reading (p. 133).
It can be difficult to cope with a loved one who is constantly pushing people away, or experiencing traumatic flashbacks.
"Like most other children, he is constantly amazed by what more experienced humans might see as mundane.
