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What is the purpose of negative experiences?

What if there are no negative experiences?And everything you are experiencing right now is already perfect.

Many people look for ways to avoid uncomfortable situations and strive for perfection - but what if there is nothing wrong with this moment? What if all experiences, even the ones we call ”negative”, are part of a bigger picture where everything is already right?

Everything you do, you do to get some feeling. People run after the external world because they believe that when they achieve something, they will experience a certain feeling.

Not a thought, but a feeling - because thoughts come after feelings. There are many kinds of feelings. There is a huge range of emotions, and every emotion is important because it gives us a message of some kind.

For a long time we have tried to suppress our emotions, tried to control them, imagining that we have to be perfect. We have tried to be complete, whole and intact, because we imagine that only then can we be loved.

I see one strong fallacy in humanity that robs many of their peace. For some reason, people have become convinced that they have to be perfect, that they have to get everything done, that they have to see things through to the end. A person is like a set of code values. Everything in the world is interconnected and touches each other. There are many settings, each one forming its own pattern and code. Each person embodies a particular experience through information and touch.

These settings are not accidental - they build a personal reality. Persona brings us into a world of duality, where confrontation creates distance. Personality is driven by endocrine function. If hormones worked differently, we would not experience things in the same way.

The person is wired to strive for perfection - but perfection is often only accepted as an ideal. If a person wants to see only the ideal and does not accept the full extent, the program becomes distorted by double perception.

As long as you don't learn to see the whole picture, life will keep bringing you back the sides you try to avoid. This is a system of experience development that works through choices - but if you only ever choose one side, you won't experience the whole.

Perfection is not the goal of the soul. When the soul reaches perfect form, evolution ceases.
In this field of life, movement always comes from something that pushes - and often that pushing force is discomfort, conflict, even pain.

Everything around you is already perfect - just the way it is. When you truly understand and accept this deep down, you will find peace and inner stillness. Peace no longer depends on circumstances or achievements. When there is peace in the soul, it is reflected in everything around. The world changes when the inner world changes. It all starts from within.

There is always a solution

Sometimes it feels like you're at a dead end. Everything seems stagnant, no options are visible.
But that feeling is not the whole truth.

And when you start to accept the whole experience - without dividing it into positive or negative - you no longer give unwanted experiences extra power. Then you no longer have to go through them in your reality.

When you stop judging your experiences, you also stop creating in them the tension that draws them to you. Only then can you live more freely and lightly, without life forcing you to face things you don't want to face.


True freedom comes through acceptance - not control.

This piece of writing was born out of my own insights and reflections - I wrote it first and foremost for myself. If you find something here that speaks to you or helps you on your own journey, I am sincerely glad. But in the end, the most important thing is that you learn to listen to yourself. To recognise what feels true to you and what doesn't. To trust your own inner voice more than external truths. Because only you can know what is right for you.

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