Walking On Splinters

breathe easy*, calm, calm down*, collect oneself, compose oneself, cool off*, ease off allay, alleviate, appease, assuage, balm, becalm, compose, cool, cool it*, cool off, cool out*, hush, lay back*, lull, mitigate, mollify, pacify, placate, quiet, quieten, relax, relieve, settle, simmer down, soft-pedal*, soothe, steady, still, stroke, tranquilize, hang loose*, knock off*, laze, lie down, loosen up, recline, repose, rest, settle back, sim beguile, delight, entertain, fracture one*, gladden, gratify, make happy, panic, please, recreate, regale, relax, slay, tickle, wowmer down*, sit around, sit back, soften, stop work, tranquilize, unbend, unlax*, unwind

The inertia of objects is deceptive. The inanimate world appears static, "dead" to humans only because of our neuro-muscular chauvinism ... Look deeper. You'll need a magnifying glass ... On the atomic and sub-atomic levels, weird electrical forces are crackling and flaring, and amorphous particles are spinning simultaneously forward and backward, sideways and forever at speeds so incalculable that expressions such as "arrival," "departure," and "have a nice day" become meaningless. It is on these levels that "magic" occurs.

t robbins