All the rushing around and bumping into things aren’t going to ever add up to fulfilment and purpose. Incessant doing-ness is but a coping mechanism for the spirit’s unrest; rest more.
Tag: politics
When 99.9% of all we will be, do, or have doesn’t really matter, the least you can do, truly, is be of beneficence and uplift everywhere you happen to go.
There are infinite ways to pick apart psychology. I strive to maintain an objective stance, but I am no expert and solely wish to unravel things more than to constrain them into simple black or white labels.
In a world that constantly demands more — more doing, achieving, and proving — we’ve lost sight of the power of simply being. The relentless drive for validation blinds us to the quiet strength of presence. Yet, in stillness lies clarity, and in silence, the answers we’ve been chasing. To rediscover ourselves, we must stop, breathe, and listen to what is already whole within us.
True dialogue is an art — a delicate balance of expression and listening, shaped by curiosity and respect. Yet, in today’s world, this art is all but lost, replaced by echo chambers and endless contention. We’re not merely talking past one another; we’re losing the ability to connect, to challenge, and to grow together. It’s time we remember that meaningful conversation isn’t about winning — it’s about understanding.