It gets quieter
when you stop reacting to every unfinished thought.
Not outside.
Inside.
The need to resolve something immediately.
To explain.
To arrive at certainty before your body is ready.
You loosen your grip a little.
And strangely,
that is often when clarity begins to return.
Not as a breakthrough.
More as a steadier relationship with yourself.
Rooted in Depth. Radiating Light.
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