I wonder if the “core being” part of this blog will get too repetitive.
But then again, what I believe to be the truth is very simple. It doesn’t require two million reference books or “learning” that is forced. It actually doesn’t even require constant reminders. In fact, removing reminders, or more precisely, the necessity and obsession for reminders, spontaneously brings me back to my own rhythm. Seriously, “learning” can get very detrimental, especially if it’s just theory spewed by middlemen.
The truth is that everything, in actuality, is perfect.
(This does not mean working to satisfy some random standards. It also doesn’t mean bullshit positivity. I mention this almost every time. It deserves repetition. There is no need to “focus on the positive.” Imagine a perfect being needing to focus on the positive in order to be perfect. Makes zero sense.)
Despite the simplicity, what creates differences is whether one actually lives according to this truth or not.
Based on the fact that I used to not be able to finish WIPs at all for about three years, and now have returned to regularly doing what I want to do, I think I am getting more used to the idea of perfection as a possibility.