This isn’t about finding another way to communicate your framework so people can understand and accept you. This is about living and embodying your framework so fully that the way you exist—your presence, your actions, your words—becomes the framework itself.
The key distinction here is that living the framework isn’t about external validation or approval; it’s about your internal integration of it. It’s about accepting yourself so completely that you don’t need anyone else to “get” you in order to feel whole.
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In other words, your work is not for others to understand, but for you to fully realize and live.
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In effect, it’s about letting go of the need to be validated, understood, or accepted by others. And instead fully validating, understanding, and accepting the otherness of your own being.
To put this another way, I need to stop trying to explain what I’m going through and just state the obvious paradoxes that I’m seeing. It’s up to others to explore them and understand them for themselves.
I’m not here to provide answers. That’s what Socialized Minds and Self-Authoring Minds want and provide.
I’m here to provoke questions which lead to quests that one has to undertake on their own.
Billy Beane: “Do you believe in this thing or not?”
Peter Brand: “I do.”
Billy Beane: “It’s a problem you think we need to explain ourselves. Don’t. To anyone.”
Peter Brand: “Ok.”
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