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Marianne Williamson said, "You need do nothing,"
It hardly seems worth complaining, but really, the characters are all in place.
They're just not DOING anything.
They're all candle gazing, trataka, a fine meditative technique.
But it's not going to make much of a novel.
A little savior faire is required. To know what to do.
I will have to remember rule number 2: It doesn't have to be good,
and that candle gazing is said to improve memory and concentration.