All
caves however are not safe to visit.
Now,
the tricky question is how you get a family of ten - four
constantly squabbling kids and two grumpier parents, and
a still grumpier spouse along with your two cats and two
dogs to enjoy the pleasures of visiting a cave.
Actually,
each one of the members of your family would delight in
the secret pleasures of exploring a cave on their own. But
in family matters unity often spells disharmony.
So,
what do you do? Don't give up hope. First of all, convince
yourself that you do want to explore a cave.
Why
go through all those neck stretching and knee bending exercises
when you can watch a good many caves as a comfortable couch
potato glued to the microwave life image beamer - for larger
than life slices of reality.
Well,
that's a good line of reasoning. However, if ever you do
get caught by the cave travel bug, to see prehistoric art
or get spiritual insights, don't have second thoughts.
There's
not a moment to lose. Pack up your bags and set out on your
adventure immediately. If your family accompanies you, well
that's good. If not, that's fine.
You
know when the divine grace may decide to descend upon you.
Don't let an opportunity of many lifetimes slip away - as
just another thought.
If ever you get a silly thought like visiting a cave at
any point in time, take your silly thought seriously.
