@dom_lucre The line that separates day and night is called the terminator and also the "twilight zone.
Here you can say night and day together, on the left it's still day (the sun is still shining) and on the right it's already a dark night with the moon.
Ppl will admire your depth until it’s time to swim in it. They’ll praise your wisdom until it holds them accountable… love your light until it exposes their shadows. They’ll crave your energy until they realise it’s not free…
This man cracked the code of human consciousness:
David Hawkins.
Once a leading psychiatrist, he discovered a map that reveals how every emotion either traps you - or sets you free.
Here are 6 of Hawkins’ most powerful, life-changing teachings:
Ladies, I’m telling you. Take the business course. Learn that high paying skill. Go to that school. Join that program. Start that business. Sacrifice a little of your energy so you never have to depend on a man. That will be far more draining and difficult than any of the other options.
Big hearts need strong boundaries. Without them you’ll be a target, depleted and suffer more than you can imagine. Not everyone shares your love, values, or pure intentions. Healthy boundaries keep you aware, grounded, and aligned with your highest self. Please learn boundaries.
One of the worst things you can do as a woman is date beneath you. You might not realize it at first - however - there will be subtle signs as time progresses. When men are not secure within themselves, they will nitpick at you and find ways to syphon your energy.
Shame is one of the biggest silent killers of relationships, and it’s so much deeper than just feeling bad for doing something wrong. Shame is often confused with guilt, but the two are very different. Guilt is about recognising that you’ve done something wrong and feeling remorse for it. It’s external: I hurt someone, I need to make amends. Shame, on the other hand, is internal. It’s not just, I did something bad, it’s, I am bad. It’s about feeling fundamentally flawed, unworthy, and irredeemable. And that’s where it becomes toxic in relationships.