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Life Is Paradoxical, and That's Okay

You Don't Have to Get It, Essentially, Nobody Really Fully Does..

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Nov 16, 2023
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Life’s full of weird twists, right? Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, it throws you a curveball. That’s the beauty of it, though — life’s a big, beautiful paradox.

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Take fear, for example. We usually see it as something bad, something to avoid. But what if fear is just a signpost, pointing us towards what really matters? 

It’s like this strange guide, showing us where we need to grow, where our true potential lies. (Btw, I am kind of quoting the article from yesterday, read it here:)

Fear Is Being Dissolved Into the Power of Pure Consciousness
Are You Finally Ready to Transform and Let Go?medium.com

We chase happiness, yet often find it in unexpected moments, not in the big achievements. We seek security, but life’s most rewarding experiences come when we step out of our comfort zone. We’re taught to be strong, yet it’s in our vulnerability that we truly connect with others.

This paradox isn’t a problem; it’s the essence of life. It’s in this space between contradictions that we find growth, learning, and real joy. 

The beauty of life doesn’t lie in its clarity, but also in its complexity.

We fear change, yet it’s the only constant in life. We want perfection, knowing deep down that it’s an unattainable goal. We avoid uncertainty, yet it’s where possibility lives.

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