We've gone through the entire story. A man and a woman. Two loves, two paths, two completely different endings. HOW I SEE IT The man freed himself from property in the most beautiful way - he understood on his own that he didn't need it. But when he found Buddha, he rejected him. Why? Because it didn't come in the "package" he expected. The woman also wanted a "better" sentence at first. But she returned to it with humility and in that apparent simplicity, she discovered infinite depth. THE PARADOX We often long most for what we already have. The man was looking for Buddha and met him, but didn't recognize him. The woman wanted deeper teaching, but she already had the deepest one. When the woman says "it actually doesn't matter anyway" after billions of years - for me, this isn't indifference. This is freedom from constantly chasing "more" and "better". For me, this story is about how the biggest obstacle isn't external circumstances, but our own ideas about how things should look. Now I'm listening : What do YOU take away from this story? How do you see it? Thank you for taking this journey with me. 🙏