change

The wheel that keeps life spinning, our only constant, never ceasing.

continually peeling and shedding, revealing layers and layers, like an onion – is the final layer and goal at our core?

Do we keep resentfully wearing our rotten layers while they were meant to be abandoned and exchanged long ago?

What is this stench in relationships and individuals that do not know how to let go?

Only affliction is what we attain when we try to resist this transcendental law that rules creation; it simply is not natural for us and life to stay the same.

Isn’t that terrifying? Isn’t it frightening how we are forced to process and direct all the contradictions between our inner world and the outside?

And if we disagree to regularly tear ourselves apart to then rebuild who we are, that leaves most of us dysfunctional.

We are part of this vast and mystical dynamic, inscrutable and enigmatic, while consistency and logical knowledge is what we love most.

It can be so scary and painful at times but knowing that it is everlasting lets us see the beauty in it.

What joy it brings to change and see humans change, blissfully stripping oneself of what we think defines us and engaging in the process of finding out what one really consist of. Facing the terror to soon be hugged by growth

only if oneself allows to open, it becomes obvious that this change is a gift, giving birth to opportunities for reinvention, so full of potential! Beautiful, like the seasons that can never stay the same for very long. We need to see change as that which sustains us with life and diversity, excitement, authenticity.

And the mastery of this ceaseless change is to find the rhythm, join the flow, catch the momentum.. that is basically the art of life

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  1. Chaya the best shulcha

    Wow, that really getting you thinking, such wisdom. It’s really relates back to Chasidus and what a chasid is going beyond the letter of the law. Chasidus teaches us to go beyond what is seemingly comfortable or and convenient even if it’s essentially “right”. We have to never be satisfied with there we stand there is always place to grow there’s always a new layer to discover. Because essentially if we are stagnant we are bound to fall so we must always go up and strive for better

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