It's a strange trait of humans that when they adore a bird, they imprison it and thereby rob it of its happiness.
In today’s fast-moving world, there’s a trend that’s growing due to people struggling with uncertainty.
It’s sad that society is losing qualities like patience, understanding, and being okay with things not going our way. This separation between education and personal development is causing discomfort. We’re trying to change ourselves and those around us, but this effort is causing stress.
Acceptance means understanding and being okay with what’s happening, even if it’s not what we want. It’s not about giving up; it’s about acknowledging reality.
Even though there’s no exact replacement for “empathy,” trying to truly understand someone’s feelings is more helpful.
To be fully seen by somebody, then, and be loved anyhow
this is a human offering that can border on miraculous.
In today’s society, we’re so focused on our ideas that we’re trying to impose them on everything. Everyone is different in their thoughts and actions. We can’t change them forcefully, but Loving someone completely, no matter how they are, is a powerful thing.
Not everyone can be a leader, researcher, or exactly like you.
Constantly trying to change can distance you from loved ones. Change is important, but knowing when to let go and when to hold on takes strength.
Just like not every stone is good for carving, not everything can be turned into something beautiful.
Similarly, life has unchangeable moments that might be tough to accept, but once you do, it leads to better times.
Life is full of unexpected changes. Resisting them brings pain. Let things happen naturally.
For after all, the best thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain.
Accepting yourself is crucial. Not doing so can lead to feeling inadequate.
Not every challenge suits everyone. Not every path is meant for everyone.
Recognizing and being comfortable with who you are is important.
If you matter to someone, your mistakes won’t define you. Those who value you beyond your flaws are the ones who truly matter. Accepting what is reality is the first step to healing and personal growth.
