I always looked up, ahead, considering that my current situation wasn’t permanent, insignificant compared to the grand vision I always had.
With such perspective, sacrificing the thing that don’t matter is only natural, right?
However, how isn’t it important? In this case, what is being sacrificed isn’t drag, but the present moment itself. There’s a difference and that’s one personally misunderstood for all my life.
One is letting go of what no longer serves, the other not living at all, embodying the disposition that nothing else will matter once growth comes.
I never truly consolidated, never owned, embodied, received or accepted whatever was given to me.
And then it’s a wonder why letting go was virtually impossible.
It’s like good food you’ve always desired and needed is offered, every time, but each time, it’s never tasted, in an attempt at delayed gratification.
And then you try to bin everything, with the intent to set up a better table? Even if the current table is what paves the way for the next one?
What utter bullshit!!! What happens if the next table is set?
You can’t get to the future without living through the present. The same way you can never truly receive more without being a good steward, and, you can never learn to steward without first receiving.
How do you expect to trade with one face of a coin?
Reality has played its card before you, perhaps, it always did.
As the Dice Man, what hand will you show us?