Prajna thank you for taking the time to ponder this one. I knew this take on was a bit of a stretch, but it’s something I’ve been pondering a lot lately so I at least wanted to get the concept out there.
You’re dead-on, the idea is indeed focused on the power we have to shift our own trajectories. 💗
And yes. A paradox of tensions indeed. I think the value of what we can only do for others is NOT nullified by the fact that we wouldn’t have chosen it for ourselves. But that reflecting on those reasons for our choices does give us important information about our future options.
Prajna thank you for taking the time to ponder this one. I knew this take on was a bit of a stretch, but it’s something I’ve been pondering a lot lately so I at least wanted to get the concept out there.
You’re dead-on, the idea is indeed focused on the power we have to shift our own trajectories. 💗
And yes. A paradox of tensions indeed. I think the value of what we can only do for others is NOT nullified by the fact that we wouldn’t have chosen it for ourselves. But that reflecting on those reasons for our choices does give us important information about our future options.
With love ❤️
Rose
Rose
This is wonderful. To look at experience and influences that caused a particular trajectory.
If I’m reading you right, we can shift that trajectory at any time, you gave us some options
There are many things that I go out of the way to get for another person and it might not be my choice at all
A paradox of tensions isn’t it?
How do you like them red apples?
I don’t, but I guess I can make pie for friends and that would be nice.
Thank you for making a deep question of fun exploration