BTW if it’s not already apparent, I don’t have this all figured out.
It’s just that my perspective and relationship to that statement—what it means—is radically different than the conventional perspective of it.
That’s how growth and development transforms you. It changes how you relate to things.
Before you might have see something as “wrong” or “bad” and suddenly a perspective shift causes you to see it as “right” or “good” because you’re perceiving the context of it within a completely new way from a completely new point of vantage.
This is why if I had believed I had everything figured out, life wouldn’t be very exciting and adventurous (although my ego would be happy as a know-it-all). It’s only because I don’t have everything figured out and I don’t know everything, that the unknown and ambiguous nature of life holds so many possibilities and potential for me to explore—a true adventure.