To live is to die, what does death look like

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We fear not being granted another day as much as we take that day for granted and so it is that tomorrow is both our biggest uncertainty as well as our strongest presupposition.

- What truth am I currently becoming aware of that feels painful to hold? - What is this awareness trying to show me about my next level of freedom? - If I could sit beside this pain without needing to fix it, what would it whisper to me?

Awareness is not always gentle. It doesn’t soothe you with illusions; it shows you what is. And sometimes, what hurts. The moment you awaken to a truth about yourself, your relationships, your patterns, the veil drops. The ache that rises isn’t punishment; it’s revelation. It’s your soul saying, “Now that you can see, you can choose differently.” Pain, then, becomes a signal that healing is near. Awareness dissolves the numbness that kept you asleep and invites you to witness life in its raw, honest form. Let the discomfort be sacred. It means you are coming home to yourself.