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Often it is really good

not to get what one is really longing for;

the Dalai Lama was actually right.

Looking back on one’s life, one will find

that it is the best of all possible lives, or else it would be different …

It also means that what we refer to as patience

is a holding pattern during which we are well protected

because we are waiting for something we desperately want

but that is not really good for us.

Learning to be patient therefore also means to finally let go of our wrong ideas,

for the right ones to come our way,

even better ones than we could have probably imagined …

We do not know all the cards in the deck that is our life,

but we always radiate certain cards with our ideas,

yet these are our thoughts and not our actual essence.

Our actual essence shines brightest when we let go,

the pure essence of ourselves,

without the turbulences of thoughts that can be measured by electrical devices.

“When I was no longer interested in it, it suddenly happened;”

what? All that

I have ever dreamt of, and better and more, and purer,

and finer, and more precise, and more unimaginable, and more loving,

and more optimal, so, rather unbelievable, really.