The desire for more positive experience is itself a negative experience. And, paradoxically, the acceptance of one’s negative experience is itself a positive experience.
paradoxes abound
as conscious
and subconscious
take opposite seats
in the ring
life is not
so much a mystery
to be resolved
complexities are
self-inflicted
bring it all together
close to the core
what matters most
is that one
knows the core
When we change our minds, we change our results.
Opening Quote from
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson
Closing Quote
The Evolutionary Leader by Timothy J.Carroll

Makes a lot of sense…the balloon and chair picture fits perfectly!
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Thank you, Lynn!
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Sometimes it’s so much better not to strive for happiness… the best of things are quite random
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Random and unexpected give a different kind of satisfaction. Thanks!
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I love poetry Reena
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Thanks!
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Complexities do seem self-inflicted.
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Yeah…. thanks.
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Yes, know the core. Then it doesn’t matter what riddles — or complexities– life throws at us.
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Acceptance is imperative. Thanks!
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Buddha might agree, or just smile? Very nice, not to be a slave to desire – hard not to want that. 😉
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Agree 👍
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