When you move house, you have to take down lights in the old place and hang them up again in the new one. This means that you also have to insert the lamp wires into the designated positions at the new location and screw them on. To do this, the two wires of the lamp are stripped at the end so that the current can then flow and the lamp can light up. Without stripping, no current flow would be possible. However, if the entire wire were not insulated, it would be very dangerous because any contact would lead to an electric shock. I also see parallels here to us humans as social beings: we have to isolate ourselves from the environment in order to protect ourselves from too many impressions. Nevertheless, we also need moments in which we are completely open, quasi isolated, where intimate relationships can develop, where we are completely ourselves and also vulnerable and accessible. Only then can the current of life flow. Do you have a healthy relationship between isolation and de-isolation?
I wish you an extraordinary day!
