we stamp our feet.
we stamp our letters.
and
we stamp our art.
the first is in anger or frustration,
the second is a fee for services expected,
and the third is a seal of character,
or appreciation,
or locations of creation.
or ownerships,
authentications,
or
philosophy
or
faith.
but no stamp should ever be mistaken for what’s really important –
be it the fear behind the anger or frustration
or
the contents of the envelope
or
the practice of mediation.