My thoughts on this: Yes sometimes we don’t need the answers. The thing is whenever we learn about any wounds within us we become completely obsessed with fixing those wounds. That is coming from a place of ego where we’re not accepting ourselves as we’re. All we have to do is acknowledge it’s presence rather than obsessing over fixing it. Because healing ourselves and fixing ourselves are two different things. Sometimes being aware about it is enough. That’s it.
Welcome back! I have missed your thoughts. 🫶
Personally, there are two questions here that I seem to have dedicated my last six months to answering: Why is surrendering so difficult?
Why is letting go so difficult?
I’m happy to say I haven’t found the answer yet, and maybe I don’t need to.
Thank you, Jihene. It feels great to be back!
My thoughts on this: Yes sometimes we don’t need the answers. The thing is whenever we learn about any wounds within us we become completely obsessed with fixing those wounds. That is coming from a place of ego where we’re not accepting ourselves as we’re. All we have to do is acknowledge it’s presence rather than obsessing over fixing it. Because healing ourselves and fixing ourselves are two different things. Sometimes being aware about it is enough. That’s it.