fbpx

Lamppost Logic

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
WhatsApp
Email
Print

Lamppost logic

A man encircles a lamppost over and over as a police woman approaches.

“Sir, can I be of any assistance?”

He explains that he lost his wallet, and they both search for some time.

Finally, she asks, “Where did you last see it?”

“In that dark alley.”

“Why are you looking over here?”

“The light’s much better.”

***

People are like that—looking in the wrong place for something. Insisting they can find the wallet they lost in an alley by looking near the lamppost.

I’m like that sometimes — looking for validation and comfort from the wrong people.

I wonder if you do this, too?

The 77% Weekly

Share with a Friend

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
WhatsApp

Also by Rabbi Brian

77% Weekly
Rabbi Brian

Wood You Like To Learn?

Wood You Like To Learn? I walk through the house to the front porch holding a piece of wood that needs to be smoothed out

Read More »
77% Weekly
Rabbi Brian

Go To Bed, Dad

Go To Bed, Dad.  It’s Tuesday night.  I’ve just come downstairs and entered the living room; Jane, Annie, and a beloved young friend, Calliope, are

Read More »
77% Weekly
Rabbi Brian

Kickstarter Book Launch

    Hello Beloved friend,   I don’t have an article for you this week. And, I’m sorry.   I’m working (mindfully, with compassion towards

Read More »

Because you want peace trust self-esteem love .