A tiny Zen house

This house have we once drawn. And like all children around the world do.

It’s so cute. Nothing is straight and everything is so simple. Just as simple as your own childhood was.  As a child, I even made a little house out of sheets over the table and it felt cozy inside.

And now, here is that childhood house, standing four meters tall. Its walls are made of 5-centimeter-thick steel—that is truly substantial. Inside, it feels just like sitting under that sheet-covered table when you were a child.

GNo problems with burglars, hurricanes, leaking roofs and attacks. You feel safe there within those thick walls

Butt . . . . .
The house has no back wall. 
Everything enters your life unfiltered and in large quantities through that open back wall. This happens via TV, internet, social media and newspapers.  Colleagues and neighbors add the extra mile in the stories. 
Je hebt het vaak zelf niet in de gaten hoe snel alles voorbij raast. And you can’t shield yourself from it either.

However, there is a solution: 
the front door is always open.
If you do not attach importance to all the messages that pass by, your unrest and uncertainty will disappear through that welded, open front door. 
Just by sitting on the thick steel chair. You do not deny the world around you, but you recognize life. Then the unrest will not last.
 
It is a Zen house for peace and strength