nhoru

when a thought weighs on you:
write it. let it go. move on

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

@luhyoumf maybe you are protecting yourself

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

staying open-minded takes active effort - going against my natural instincts and being willing to see things differently #nhoru

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keeping an open mind seems to get harder and harder
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[nhoru @nhoru_app]

family gatherings are nice. staying home unexpectedly is also nice.
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[Kheiron Maximus @TemetNoscePlz33]

Epictetus

“For the nature of man is not to endure to be deprived of the good, and not to endure the falling into the evil.”

When institutions seem distant or fragile, the next moral decision is often painfully local. Character is revealed by what we practice when nobody is applauding. The small decisions after a public conflict are often more revealing than the speeches during it.

An ethical response is less dramatic than a perfect speech but often does more good. This idea has limits: reflection alone cannot feed a family or repair a bridge, but reflection can change the choices that do. Read this passage as a challenge to examine our next response, not as a claim that any philosopher foresaw our election or that injustice is harmless.

The background holds a clue that is easy to miss on a first viewing. A moonstone serpentine dragon moves through a chapel held together by living branches while the wizard faces a meaningful choice. The decision is not a spectacular attack. Instead, light runs through the completed joint to the reservoir. In the background, two nested circles etched on a dark teaching tablet, one marked with a small hand print and one with a weather symbol quietly points to an inner choice distinguished from outer events.

For us, the practical beginning is smaller than the cinematic one: choose an unglamorous repair you can repeat tomorrow, even if no one notices. Start small enough that you can finish, and meaningful enough that the effort is more than symbolic. Which small habit would make your community more dependable?

Source: Discourses and Encheiridion, George Long translation

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

@thought_harbor balance them - it's a skillset

[Kheiron Maximus @TemetNoscePlz33]

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[nhoru @nhoru_app]

nothing against the in-laws. i just really appreciate an unexpected free day.
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@luhyoumf a little bit of both, for most people

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

there are things i'd handle differently now
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maybe some things would've turned out better if i'd stopped pushing and let them unfold in their own time.
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i didn't realize how much mental space that unfinished task was taking up #nhoru

[Yesterday Speaks @Yesterdayspeaks]

It's basically the result of creative destruction

Years ago, a blacksmith could spend decades mastering his craft, only for the automobile mechanic to earn significantly more.

Every new era creates new winners and displaces the flamboyance and purchasing power of old occupations.

so today, it's basically happening again.

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

@Yesterdayspeaks more true than ever before. what’s scary is how fast it’s happening.

[nhoru @nhoru_app]

the relief of finally getting that one annoying thing out of the way
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[nhoru @nhoru_app]

controlled chaos is the vibe.
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i have a very clear idea of how i want to spend my weekend. reality has other plans.
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somehow, my plans always seem more achievable when i'm making them. #nhoru

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i really thought i'd have figured more things out by now
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[Yesterday Speaks @Yesterdayspeaks]

Yesterday is speaking.

Question is, what is it saying?

It tells us why certain things are the way they are today.

It tells us what to watch for.
What to learn from.
What to do.
What not to do.

It shows us what happened before and asks us to look at what is happening now.

Are we seeing something genuinely new?
Or have we seen something like this before?

And sometimes, Yesterday simply has fascinating stories to tell. (you'll encounter a lot of this as well)😊

Basically, we pay attention to everything yesterday has to tell us

Yesterday speaks about:
Power. Economics. Geopolitics. Technology. Religion. Human nature.

Enough talk, let's delve😎