Is it because it rolls of the tongue so easily or the fact that I first encountered it when watching the movie, The Three Amigos? My theory is the latter because I found myself laughing which creates an emotional layer to the memory. Then again, maybe I have geeked out on too much neuroplasticity information as of late. Irregardless, it matters little why we are more impacted by certain words and more about how we use them. Given that most people seem to operate from a story somewhere in their lives of not being, having, or doing enough, we all need a word or words which can creatively combat this story. There are contexts in which a feeling or experience of not enough is valid but nothing in the universe of life speaks to the kind of depravity from which we often operate. The universe is constantly growing and expanding. Nature cycles through over and over. It is usually our mind which is narrating the story provided by contextual experience or perhaps an economy driven by creating the illusion of scarcity to drum up more business or interest. Thus, the task of holding within us a word which can face the one two punch of enough must be able to engage our hearts. This requires the 1-2-3 cadence of a dance. Plethora is just discombobulating enough (ha!) to throw the mind off kilt but not enough for us to fall down. So next time you are listening to your mind drone on about how you are not enough, not doing enough, or do not have enough, take a deep breath, tap into your heart and allow the tempo of the word plethora to grant you a second look at right here, right now.
Are you willing to question the story of not enough by pausing to remind yourself that story will continue to drone on in our minds unless we choose to look at what plethora has to offer today?
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