Thank you Julius, this means a lot. Your previous comment stuck with me and made me think deeply about what you felt was another sophisticated mask. The shedding continues. 💜
You’ve articulated the exhaustion so perfectly. The sheer weight of holding up the appearance. And for what? To feed a machine that thrives on our fragmentation.
But then you land here: “The lighthouse doesn’t ask the storm for permission.”
That’s the line I’ll be carrying with me. It’s not about winning the game; it’s about building something so solid within yourself that the game becomes irrelevant.
I couldn't imagine receiving a bigger appreciation than this one - especially by someone who I consider to be the closest thing to embodying what he brings into the world.
Honored doesn't cut it, I guess the word for that hasn't been invented yet. Thank you Philipp.
Bravo.
Beautiful article, Violeta! You've really nailed it with this one. While I do enjoy your more academic posts, this one truly stands out.
Thank you Julius, this means a lot. Your previous comment stuck with me and made me think deeply about what you felt was another sophisticated mask. The shedding continues. 💜
Absolutely love it. I can see the shedding from here!
This is beautifully put. Integrity really does shine brighter than appearances ever could.
I'm glad it resonated with you Shellie. Your support means a lot. 💜
This is the signal in the noise. Thank you.
You’ve articulated the exhaustion so perfectly. The sheer weight of holding up the appearance. And for what? To feed a machine that thrives on our fragmentation.
But then you land here: “The lighthouse doesn’t ask the storm for permission.”
That’s the line I’ll be carrying with me. It’s not about winning the game; it’s about building something so solid within yourself that the game becomes irrelevant.
It's responses like these from humans like you that remind me what's truly worth it. I appreciate you deeply Sterling.
I couldn't imagine receiving a bigger appreciation than this one - especially by someone who I consider to be the closest thing to embodying what he brings into the world.
Honored doesn't cut it, I guess the word for that hasn't been invented yet. Thank you Philipp.