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Keep going.

 

Life is greater than any explanation anyone could ever give. Just when you think you’ve figured it all out, something new shows up — something that shifts your perspective, challenges your thinking, and opens your eyes in ways you didn’t expect. It's like every stage of life delivers a new piece of a much larger puzzle.

 

There’s always more than what meets the eye. More than what you know. More than what you can say or even begin to explain. And that changes everything.

 

At first, it might seem like understanding something means having the right answer. But it doesn’t. Real understanding is knowing that there's always more to learn — that things can shift, and that there’s always another way to see the same situation.

 

And that changes the way you see the world. Because life doesn’t fit neatly into one explanation. It never has. The more you learn, the more you realize how much more there is to understand.

 

Words help you make sense of things — but they can also create boundaries. If no one teaches you a new word, how can you even imagine that something exists? If there's no name for it, how can anyone begin to think about it?

 

And when thought is limited, the view of the world becomes small too.

 

That’s when you realize: many people live in a smaller world — not because they choose to, but because they were never shown that more was possible. It’s not that they don’t want to see — it’s that no one ever pointed them toward another way of looking.

 

And that changes everything. Most people aren’t held back by locks or chains, but by not knowing what lies beyond. Like a child who’s never seen the ocean and can’t even imagine how vast it is. Like someone who’s only ever heard one type of music and doesn’t know other sounds even exist.

 

If no one shows you the world can be bigger, how could you possibly imagine it on your own?

 

That’s why it’s easy to judge others. Easy to say someone is wrong. What’s difficult is trying to understand why they believe what they believe. But real change doesn’t happen because someone told you to change. It happens when *you* discover something new for yourself.

 

And not everyone will. Not everyone wants to.

 

That’s why it matters to stay on your own path — without feeling the burden of changing the whole world. That doesn’t mean ignoring what’s happening. It means not carrying the weight of what can’t be changed right now.

 

Everyone has their own timing. Everyone uncovers what they need to — when they’re ready.

 

And maybe, in the end, what matters most isn’t trying to change everything, but choosing to live in the right way — based on what you’ve come to understand.  

Find your reason.  

And keep going.

 

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