Thank you, E, for highlighting that—it’s such a lovely way to phrase it: “the seed and flower of practice.” It beautifully captures how conviction grows and blossoms through mindful effort over time.
so many layers here as usual and unveiled with an intent as you say free of haste while risking vulnerability, knowing that that risk frees us....i wonder what the Portuguese for "in-betwixt" is?
I truly appreciate your thoughtful comment, A! As for the Portuguese equivalent of “in-betwixt,” perhaps “entremeio” or “entre dois mundos” could work, though they don’t fully capture the same poetic nuance. It’s such a fascinating word to ponder!
Such deep thoughts, perfectly fitting for the end of the year. Your writing is so well layered, and every single word feels important. Every sentence gives your readers something to think about.
especially this: "More than reacting to external stimuli, behaving with conviction is what keeps us grounded." the seed and flower of practice.
Thank you, E, for highlighting that—it’s such a lovely way to phrase it: “the seed and flower of practice.” It beautifully captures how conviction grows and blossoms through mindful effort over time.
lovely... thank you...
so many layers here as usual and unveiled with an intent as you say free of haste while risking vulnerability, knowing that that risk frees us....i wonder what the Portuguese for "in-betwixt" is?
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I truly appreciate your thoughtful comment, A! As for the Portuguese equivalent of “in-betwixt,” perhaps “entremeio” or “entre dois mundos” could work, though they don’t fully capture the same poetic nuance. It’s such a fascinating word to ponder!
Such deep thoughts, perfectly fitting for the end of the year. Your writing is so well layered, and every single word feels important. Every sentence gives your readers something to think about.
I always hope to leave my readers with something meaningful to reflect on, so hearing this truly makes my day. Thank you, M! 😉