9 Learnings From My Last Month

Things are simple, if they seem complicated, we’ve not understood them yet.

Everyone has a lot of wisdom within themselves, but that doesn’t mean that we all have to unload that wisdom to one another at once. And we certainly don’t need to. One of the noblest things or qualities we were given as humans is our capability to listen to one another.

Listening makes us greater, it makes us smarter, more tolerant, empathetic, patient, understanding, it makes us learn. It’s through listening that we develop more knowledge about ourselves and the world around us, not through unloading to one another.

And that’s just a nature of life — accepting and embracing the constant change it brings, within us but also outside us. Often, the most life-transforming bonds we experience are the ones that lasted the shortest amount of time.

The truly healthy thing for us to do is to let go of expectations we ourselves create (and push into our relationships then) that every bond is meant to be eternal and learn to see it for what it truly is, accept the nature of each and every one of them individually, and when it’s time to, move on — from a place that served its lesson to a place that can provide us with further wisdom, love, connection, peace, healing, growth, and support.

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