GM

Reflection of the day:
A pattern I see often in today’s society is endurism, mistaking quiet suffering for strength.
It’s the habit of staying in misaligned situations when change is possible, believing that bearing pain makes us worthy.

But this is not the same as true endurance.
Endurance arises when a path cannot yet shift, and the only way is through.
Endurism clings to stagnation when the spirit is quietly asking us to move.

Cast 1/2

One hardens the Qi; the other lets it circulate.
One resists flow. The other becomes it.

Where are you enduring when you could be flowing?
And where are you asked to stay,not to suffer, but to soften?

There is wisdom in both, but they are not the same.