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the unseen bars: the internal price of wrongdoing
“The greatest portion of peace of mind is doing nothing wrong. Those who lack self-control live disoriented and disturbed lives.”
– Seneca, Moral Letters, 105.7
The lure of the shortcut, the thrill of the forbidden – these are powerful motivators. Yet, beneath the fleeting highs of wrongdoing lies a hidden punishment,
honor the miracles happening around you
It’s raining outside, and as I stood on the balcony admiring the pleasing event, a random thought crossed my mind.
What if witnessing rain was once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon – an occasion that only took place once in 100 years? Would we be still ignoring it as we spend our time within
busy doesn't always mean better
“I can’t call a person a hard worker just because I hear they read and write, even if working at it all night. Until I know what a person is working for, I can’t deem them industrious.… I can if the end they work for is their own