It’s when we hear or observe something that just doesn’t make sense. A sign reads: ‘Now offering squirrel vision!’

When you walk up to a restaurant, and try to open the screen door, it's latched. A waitress comes forward and says, ‘Sorry. We’re closed on Wednesdays.’ You get to your car, and realize it’s Thursday.

Pay attention to what makes no sense. Ask. If still no answer, maybe we can’t reason it out, the answers aren't available that way. That’s when we relax the shoulders, and listen to gut intuition. We breathe out, and let other parts of the brain pick up the patterns over time that are too complex for active thinking. These occasions are gifts because they let us develop new ways of understanding complicated realities.