Some of my greatest teachers are the ones who speak a language my brain cannot translate. Some of my most insightful conversations happened in full silence or in an unfamiliar language, human or other.
This branch of a carob tree very suddenly became my teacher. She called my attention as I was walking by. At first, I could not track anything valuable. But being silently next to her for a while and listening deeply, I heard her.
This is what she taught me:
The light and darkness nestle side by side. It’s only us (people) who think they sit across.
None of them is better than the other.
None of them is worse than the other.
They are both equally important and very much needed.
Staying for too long in the light will burn your potential to grow.
Staying for too long in the darkness will suck your potential to grow too.
Learn to love them both equally.
Learn to live them both equally.
They will nurture you well.
Some of my greatest teachers are the ones who speak a language my brain cannot translate.
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