The Caterpillar & The Spider - Luther, Lux
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In life, we can seem like a very infinitesimal and insignificant creature in an infinite universe. For one to know their inherent potential for growth, and transformation is quite often stumbled upon after one has undergone many unforeseen trials. We are always being watched by who knows who, or what. In life's social game there exists many other competing egos desirous of advancement and who are willing to do whatever is necessary to further their agendas. It's not personal, though. Learning to adapt and overcome one's environment and circumstances is not always easy. However, it is a skill…mehr

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In life, we can seem like a very infinitesimal and insignificant creature in an infinite universe. For one to know their inherent potential for growth, and transformation is quite often stumbled upon after one has undergone many unforeseen trials. We are always being watched by who knows who, or what. In life's social game there exists many other competing egos desirous of advancement and who are willing to do whatever is necessary to further their agendas. It's not personal, though. Learning to adapt and overcome one's environment and circumstances is not always easy. However, it is a skill anyone can attain once they learn to alchemize their pain, and convert it into the creative energy that propels them above and beyond previous ideas they may have held about any self-defeating limitations.
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After a life filled with a series of successive deaths and rebirths, and the excruciating pains associated with the psycho-existential dilemma caused by inherited misconceptions about what Life really is - the author came to the realization that chasing after an idealistic state of emotional contentment is actually inconsistent with reality. Pain can be a propellant.Life is painful. However, the ability to alchemize one's pain, and convert pain's energy into a creative impetus, rather than a destructive hammer, is something I had to learn the hard way.I had to learn that Life itself is not out to help or hurt me, and it is my responsibility to feel the pain, and return back to a state somewhere between euphoria and dysphoria. Just because Life can never be utopian doesn't mean it should be perceived as dystopian either.Just because Life doesn't seem to be providing me with some of my wants and needs is no proof of anything. The key is to never take Life's ups and downs personally and keep moving forward despite its hardships. Never be afraid to fly, or to fall.Thank you.