Idleness: The State of Doing Nothing
Posted by netizen on January 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Idleness. In American culture, being idle is looked down as being lazy. There is no losing time for them. In some cultures, idleness is a time for relaxation, reflection and meditation; a time for spiritual growth, hence the tea ceremony of the Japanese, yoga of the Indians and siesta of the Spanish....
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