Kristin Caintic
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Kristin Caintic
the most transformative dialogues often feature exploration rather than predetermined outcomes. We don’t know what we want, and we use conversation to get closer to articulating our desire. Some conversations are infinite, like games for their own sake.
A Philosophy of Conversation
People who are not direct with what they want are often insecure that they will not get it. The thing is, sometimes you don’t get what you want because you reject yourself as not good enough for it internally and pedestalize the desire.
The desire took birth in your mind is just you. However, you must allow it to take shape. Many people struggle
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every relationship you have is a portal to either someone you will be or someone you will never be again. not everyone is all good or all bad but every portal takes you closer to who you’re meant to be.
true humility is the recognition of divine will, it is looking at the good and bad, the sweet, bitter and in-between and recognizing how small you are in the grand scheme of things. when you’re small, you are able to have the vantage point of a fly in the room, God’s eye that hovers above and sees everything.
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J.R.R. Tolkien started out creating his own languages as a kid. over time, he realized that language is inextricably tied to culture & history, and so, to truly create a new language, he would have to write the history of the people who spoke it
thus began the Silmarillion, the mythological backstory for his invented Quenya language. he worked on... See more
thus began the Silmarillion, the mythological backstory for his invented Quenya language. he worked on... See more