保有灵性的良方，问问“为什么不”呢？

那天看到一友人的微博“你觉不觉的大学毕业之后，我们都变得没灵性了？”
  
好像是这样的。
     
现在我们的眼睛老是感到干涩，只有在点了眼药水后才能感到温润柔滑，而这片刻的舒适还要伴随着对鼻腔和嗓子眼儿的药味儿刺激。过不了三十分钟，眼睛的舒适和嗓根儿的苦味一同消失。我们不堪重负的眼睛，重新回到干涩疼痛的旧社会。
        
我们的灵性好比眼睛的温润柔滑感，这样的感觉，能让我们时时刻刻强烈地意识到，我们是充实的活着的，我们的灵魂充满了对未知世界的饥渴和向往；我们的眼睛的有神韵的，我们的灵魂是跃动的。
          
毕业后的这一年里，我们不再敢异想天开，总是按部就班完成接到的任务；
毕业后的这一年里，我们渐渐不会再看什么都不顺眼，看什么都想去改一改；
毕业后的这一年里，我们慢慢接受“事情本来就是这个样子的”，接受就好。
   
他们说，这就是成熟，是融入社会，是走向被希冀的未来。
 
可是在我们的年龄，体重，阅历，财富，都在一点点的积累着，缓慢地增长着的时候，我们没有注意到——或者是假装没有注意到的是——我们灵魂里的水分一点一点地流失了。
      
我们接受了一切。我们不会再质疑，不会再问“为什么”，不会再问“为什么不”。
          
为什么不问“为什么不呢”？
这样欠扁的问题会不会让你觉得提问者很脑残。
如果提问的是来自耶鲁管理学院和法律学院的两名教授呢？

<Why not: How to Use Everyday Ingenuity to Solve Problems Big and Small>这本书我只刚看了一章，看到目前我最喜欢的一些句子:D

We have a passion for clever ideas. It's in our blood. We can't stop ourselves from generating these ideas in almost all aspects of our lives.

Innovation is a skill that can be taught. And what’s more, the potential for innovation is all around us. The problem is that the sense of innovation as everyday ingenuity often gets lost in out high-tech world. That is a problem we aim to fix with this book.

Some men see things as they are and say, “Why?” I dream of things that never were and say, “Why not?”

Start with simple solutions that don’t require any new products or services. Write them down. Then figure out what is wrong with these answers and how you might overcome these problems. When you’ve done that, and then see if you can figure out a way to solve the problem before it happens again. The best solution is one that prevents the problem from arising in the first place.
           
The why-not attitude lets you see potential improvements that are just waiting to happen. And once this mind-set is activated, it’s hard to turn it off.

Innovation is not something that needs to be left to the experts or rocket scientists. Innovations are not just top-down, but bottom-up and sideways. In fact, nonexperts sometimes have the advantage of not being constrained by the accepted wisdom. It’s easier to think outside the box when you don’t even know where or what the box is. Not knowing “that’s just the way it is” or “that was tried once but failed” may help the nonexpert conjure new ideas that the expert would not have discovered.

我会继续看下去。其实一本书无法改变我们很多，但我很高兴有这样一本书，能说服我相信，生活中，可以改变的其实还有很多；很高兴有这样一本书，在悄悄唤醒我们的灵性。