Let Sleeping Dogs Lie! Zzzzzz

"Let sleeping dogs lie" is more than just a well-worn phrase; it's a gentle whisper from the past, urging us to embrace the peace that comes with stillness.

There is something almost sacred in the sight of a sleeping dog—curled in a ball or stretched out in utter trust, breathing in the rhythm of dreams. In these quiet moments, they remind us that not every rustling thought or stirring concern needs to be disturbed.

To let sleeping dogs lie is to honor the delicate balance between rest and action, understanding that not all battles are meant to be fought, nor every wrong righted immediately. It's an invitation to pause, to let go of the urge to meddle or fix, and instead, to simply be—content with the calm, knowing that some things are best left untouched.

There is a quiet wisdom in this, a recognition that the world spins on, even when we step back, that peace often finds us not in the storm of our efforts, but in the calm after, where the echoes of our footsteps fade and all that remains is the gentle rise and fall of breath, undisturbed, untroubled, at rest.