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In this episode, I reflect on a heated phone call with a family member that unexpectedly opened a doorway into deeper inquiry. We explore how our constant mental tug-of-war—between what should have been and what shouldn’t have happened—pulls us away from the raw intelligence of what is. What if the moment isn’t wrong? What if presence is found not in fixing, but in resting with what unfolds?
By Seye KuyinuIn this episode, I reflect on a heated phone call with a family member that unexpectedly opened a doorway into deeper inquiry. We explore how our constant mental tug-of-war—between what should have been and what shouldn’t have happened—pulls us away from the raw intelligence of what is. What if the moment isn’t wrong? What if presence is found not in fixing, but in resting with what unfolds?