Hi. Have you ever thought that it is the incomplete things that are sometimes more beautiful than the complete ones? Think about the last time and you felt fulfilled when in love. Think about the last time when you had an amazing memory but that friend is not together with you anymore. And you're sitting there listening to my voice and you're just smiling with a little bit of heaviness in your heart and maybe ten shift tear in your eye. But the important thing is there's a smile
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:09
What a beautiful thought. I love it. I think you're absolutely hitting on something that makes us uncomfortable. If we are kind of type A into putting things in boxes and things and orders and we create symmetry, but the invitation to look at things as a occurrence in front of you that's neither ending or beginning, but just part of this sequence of your sort of exposure to it at the moment, you're seeing it being a part of it because it's not complete
Jasreen Kaur
@StoriestoLearn · 1:00
Hey, I'm so glad if you could, you know, comprehend it the way it is, input. And you're very right that the need for completion is a conservative way, but I think that our world has been programmed it that way because everything that we see around is said to be beautiful only if it is complete