Yolik.
Cycles are not just circles, they are repetitions, and as so, rhythms and music. The definition of something being alive in nahuatl language is something that has movement, that has a heart, and the word for heart comes from the word movement. So does the word slow. Our mind is always rushing because of its nature to predict things. If left unchecked and without knowledge, as modern education provides, the predictive hallucination will take over and will eventually take the body to starvation or disease. An unbodied mindset it's what lies behind this system that can only exist and profit from destroying bodies.
Through repetition, no matter how many mistakes or how bad a mind is at progress, it will eventually learn. When the cycle is observed as it repeats, it can be felt, knowledge is acquired. Now the mind does not need to anxiously and erroneously predict, we now know what will happen and when and how to perform within the time or cycle given. When knowledge is present, truly understood, we own the treasure of being able to perform in excellence, without hesitation or unnecessary loss of energy. Memory becomes muscular, knowledge is embodied.
Today's advice is, take it slow, if you want to advance. Something that is done in a rush is done badly and must be done again. This is against, of course, the logic behind the demands of an economic system of starvation, imposed on us, where we must deliver more in order to receive the same. But then against this foe too, taking it slow and delivering a better product, should result in a better strategy to meet the demands. When rhythm is embodied, even if we trip and fall, lose and retrocede, knowledge is acquired, and knowledge is priceless. With time you will see.
Yolik.
Cycles are not just circles, they are repetitions, and as so, rhythms and music. The definition of something being alive in nahuatl language is something that has movement, that has a heart, and the word for heart comes from the word movement. So does the word slow. Our mind is always rushing because of its nature to predict things. If left unchecked and without knowledge, as modern education provides, the predictive hallucination will take over and will eventually take the body to starvation or disease. An unbodied mindset it's what lies behind this system that can only exist and profit from destroying bodies.
Through repetition, no matter how many mistakes or how bad a mind is at progress, it will eventually learn. When the cycle is observed as it repeats, it can be felt, knowledge is acquired. Now the mind does not need to anxiously and erroneously predict, we now know what will happen and when and how to perform within the time or cycle given. When knowledge is present, truly understood, we own the treasure of being able to perform in excellence, without hesitation or unnecessary loss of energy. Memory becomes muscular, knowledge is embodied.
Today's advice is, take it slow, if you want to advance. Something that is done in a rush is done badly and must be done again. This is against, of course, the logic behind the demands of an economic system of starvation, imposed on us, where we must deliver more in order to receive the same. But then against this foe too, taking it slow and delivering a better product, should result in a better strategy to meet the demands. When rhythm is embodied, even if we trip and fall, lose and retrocede, knowledge is acquired, and knowledge is priceless. With time you will see.
