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.
Tag: politics
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, more achieving, more proving — we often forget the power of simply being. The relentless drive for validation through titles, roles, and accomplishments blinds us to the quiet strength of presence. Yet, in stillness lies the clarity we seek, 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.
We’re living in a time where the noise is louder than the signal, where speed often replaces depth, and where we’re so accustomed to immediate answers that we forget to ask the right questions. In a world of endless distraction, the real work lies not in finding more, but in learning to listen — truly listen — to what’s already present.