At an aquarium in South Korea, after closing time, some clever little otter pups help their grandpa tidy up their toys. As a reward, he gives them ice cubes
If you are exceptionally perceptive, you will intuit truths about others well ahead of their becoming, truths that are not yours to reveal. This calls for a further layer of meta-intuition, a compassionate responsibility to discern what belongs to silence. There is wisdom in attuned restraint, for truths unveil themselves at their most opportune time.
Often, truths are consciously revealed to souls through their own organic lived experience, for premature disclosure can be detrimental, distorting what is not yet ready to be received.
To rush another's progress is to steal their becoming for the sake of one's own ego. Thus, a keeper of knowledge is never a revealer at will, they honour the rhythm of natural alignment.
Real.
There has been a recent psyop that promotes the false virtue of forcing your children to suffer 'poverty' despite having generational wealth.
The idea that it promotes 'work ethic' is lazy parenting.
All of the hardest workers I know IRL grew up with money.
Children develop these habits by being surrounded by adults they respect who value working hard and striving.
Not from being sent to the adolescent gulag, or having to work pointless jobs, when they should be studying and exploring their interests.
taking pride in getting them to start from zero is vagabond virtue, it's truly peasant parenting.
i often say south indian food is similar to japanese food in ethos. it's very, very light. literally a spoon of butter or coconut oil for an entire pot of food, just to bloom the (minimal) spices. lentil stews, steamed vegetables, fermented rice.
the integrity and flavor of each ingredient is honored and preserved. there are relatively few flavors and ingredients but they're combined very artfully
Study shows you can improve your mental health by training the suppression of unwanted thoughts aka "you can just get over things".
Also words are like spells, be very careful while labelling yourself as "traumatized" or "depressed", they start to become real.
For any person who thinks the Ryan Reynolds/Blake Lively v Justin Baldoni case is about Hollywood gossip, you are doing yourself a tremendous disservice by not reading through the lawsuits.
This is infinitely worse than the Amber Heard case which was about two lovers scorned and revenge. This is a story about a truly evil couple who used their access to wealth and power and the #metoo movement to destroy a man who had never once offended them and never once defended himself. They tried to isolate him by effectively buying off all of his friends, taking over his movie and staging a cancellation of his entire career all because Ryan Reynolds was jealous, friends with Taylor Swift and he could.
Hollywood execs and the New York Times got in line with an act of sheer cruelty, because they similarly could and/or were unwilling to stand up to friends of Taylor Swift.
Power corrupts, absolutely.
The New York Times should never be trusted ever again. Meghan Twohey, should be forced to give back her bullshit #metoo Pulitzer. She knew exactly what she is doing.
There is no way any of these people involved will be able to wiggle themselves out of what they attempted to execute for the sheer sport of it.
Careers will end, but more importantly, the #metoo movement is now completely over, and will be remembered as little more than another stain in American history.