It’s so easy to complain about the world. About other people. It’s easy to point out what is not fair about life. How other people are wrong. A lot of us even have some sense of our strengths and our challenges but think we’ve got them all figured out. But it’s usually never that easy. And it’s certainly almost never black and white.
It is my daughter's volleyball tournament. They are playing a match. The point of this livestream is, like, conscious living. As soon as I'm convinced I know myself, I'm going to suffer.
All right. I am not sure if this could be worse timing for this livestream, because it is my daughter's volleyball tournament. They are playing a match. They lost the first one very badly. They came back and won the second one, and they're in the third one, and they're winning nine to six. It goes to 15. Wow. All right, so you can probably hear some of the noises. So I think I'm gonna be brief because it's really a bigger priority for me to support my daughter. But here's what I'm just gonna say.
I had a conversation with a guy called me yesterday, and the point of this livestream, right, is, like, conscious living. Like, how well do you know yourself? And the thing is, is that as soon as I'm convinced I know myself, I'm going to suffer. That's what I believe, right? As soon as my mind closes to the possibility that there are parts of me that I don't know, I'm not aware of.
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