I agree with what everyone is saying. Jung said that there comes a point in one's life when one is able to see the roiling storm of one's issues from a different point of view. From a distance, a storm's ferocity has a different meaning than when one is dead in the center of that storm.
But the question is whether you are trying to distance yourself from your immediate worries and gain perspective. If you are trying to do this, then perhaps you have not escaped the reach of "your storm" enough to gain some peace (or was it piece of mind you were after?). Maybe you should reconsider and reform your plans. If not, continue to be safe and keep the shiny side up!
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But the question is whether you are trying to distance yourself from your immediate worries and gain perspective. If you are trying to do this, then perhaps you have not escaped the reach of "your storm" enough to gain some peace (or was it piece of mind you were after?). Maybe you should reconsider and reform your plans. If not, continue to be safe and keep the shiny side up!