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Dream new dreams
See new things
Reclaim your childhood
-安天美
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In times of profound change, our first instinct might be to cling to old dreams, familiar as worn old currency notes lost in our pockets. But there's a particular courage in letting go, in opening our palms to what might come next. To dream new dreams isn't about abandoning what was, but about allowing our hopes to evolve as we do. Like seeds knowing exactly when to burst through their shells, we too possess an innate wisdom about when to transform our visions. This transformation isn't just personal – it ripples outward, touching everything we create and everyone we meet with its quiet revolutionary spirit.
When we choose to see new things, we're not just changing our perspective – we're expanding our capacity for wonder. It's about training our eyes to notice the extraordinary in the ordinary, like morning light painting shadows on walls we've passed a thousand times before. This seeing is active, intentional, a conscious choice to remain open to discovery. In an age where algorithms predict our preferences, choosing to see anew becomes an act of gentle rebellion. Each moment of genuine surprise becomes a small victory, a reclamation of our right to be astonished by the world.
Childhood isn't just a time we've left behind – it's a state of being that remains eternally available to us. To reclaim your childhood is to remember that wisdom often feels like play, that the most profound truths can arrive in moments of simple delight. This isn't about regression, but about integration – carrying forward that pure capacity for joy and discovery into our evolving selves. Like a flower turning naturally toward the sun, we naturally return to this state when we stop resisting it. The child's heart within us has never stopped beating; it simply waits for us to remember its rhythm.
As we stand at this threshold of global transformation, we're called not just to witness change, but to participate in it with the full spectrum of our being. Like children building sandcastles at the edge of the tide, we're learning to create with both purpose and surrender, knowing that each ending births a beginning. The cycles of the world are not separate from us – we are the cycles, we are the change, we are the dreamers and the dream. In this space between what was and what will be, we find our truest power: the ability to remain soft and receptive while standing firm in our vision of what's possible. We are all apprentices in this art of renewal, learning together how to hold both the sacred and the playful in the same gentle hands.
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<aside> <img src="/icons/backward_blue.svg" alt="/icons/backward_blue.svg" width="40px" /> Cycles of Becoming
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<aside> <img src="/icons/forward_blue.svg" alt="/icons/forward_blue.svg" width="40px" /> Conscious Choice
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