The infernal barriers are energetic, etheric, intangible and pre-conceptual, yet our mind desperately tries to quantify, categorize, ground and encapsulate them anyway.
Tag: perception
We’ve built our world inside a tiny box. We call it progress — this civilization of economies, technologies, treaties, and trade. We’ve been sold the idea that this box defines who we are, what we’re worth, and what we’re meant to do. But this box is not the whole world. It’s not even close.
We stand at the crossroads of possibility, where every moment hums with potential — yet we’re caught in the tide of time, constantly pulled between what is and what could be. It’s easy to be swept away, but if we pause, we might catch a glimpse of something deeper — the quiet, ever-present force that guides us beyond the noise.
As we journey through life, our understanding of the past evolves alongside us. With each new layer of experience, we gain the ability to revisit and reinterpret moments that once felt fixed in time — unlocking the power to shift our present, heal old wounds, and embrace a deeper sense of wisdom.
In a world that teaches us to avoid pain at all costs, we often overlook a profound truth: it is through struggle and contrast that we grow, expand, and awaken to our purpose.