<aside> 👋 Welcome! My mission is to…share ideas and concepts that I’ve explored throughout out my life in hopes you’re journey can be easier.
🤓 WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR ISA NADIMI #21
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<aside> 📜 Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
To live a good life: We have the potential for it. If we can learn to be indifferent to what makes no difference.
This is how we learn: by looking at each thing, both the parts and the whole. Keeping in mind that none of them can dictate how we perceive it.
They don’t impose themselves on us. They hover before us, unmoving. It is we who generate the judgments — inscribing them on ourselves. And we don’t have to. We could leave the page blank—and if a mark slips through, erase it instantly.
Remember how brief is the attentiveness required. And then our lives will end.
And why is it so hard when things go against you? If it’s imposed by nature, accept it gladly and stop fighting it.
And if not, work out what your own nature requires, and aim at that, even if it brings you no glory.
None of us is forbidden to pursue our own good.
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When we learn to be indifferent to what makes no difference we have the potential to live a good life. That good life journey starts with the willingness to learn potentially unsettling and life-changing truths.
If you’ve swallow the red pill to uncover these truths then you must do “what your own nature requires” because “none of us is forbidden to pursue our own good.”
I’m sharing what I have uncovered in my quest to live a good life.
While there are some things in this work that are facts I suggest you consider everything you read just a perspective. My view of the world is a byproduct of my Human Design, my childhood, various life experiences, belief systems, etc.
Take what serves you. Leave the rest.
To know more about my perspective check out this doc I wrote about Janni and I
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