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An Uncomfortable Question

I often ask myself this question.

When I look around and see how insane the world has become, I can’t help but wonder what it would look like if everyone were like me — not in terms of personality, but of inner posture. The same level of maturity, intelligence, emotional maturity, quality of presence, and common sense.

Honestly, it would be a green world. Calm. Peaceful. We would live with nature instead of destroying it. Nothing would exist that harms us. People would be kind and tolerant, and money wouldn’t be necessary.

Everyone would do what genuinely excites them. There would be no meaningless jobs — just creative humans enjoying what they do. You could go to a restaurant and be welcomed by people who truly love cooking and hosting. At the grocery store, everything would be free. The same would be true everywhere.

People would simply ask themselves how they could serve the community, and they would do that. There would be no manipulation, no power games, no greed. No journalists either — we would rely on present, grounded people to speak the truth.

There would be no need for insurance. If something went wrong, others would be there, without conditions. Cities wouldn’t be concrete hells. Everyone would have a pleasant place to live. Hospitals would be bright, beautiful spaces designed to support health, not sterile white nightmares.

Now let me ask you something.

If the world were like you, what would it look like?

Would it be calm?

Or chaotic?

Would people feel safe?

Or constantly on edge?

Would life be organized around care, meaning, and creativity?

Or around fear, control, and power?

And be honest — would you want to live there?

If the answer is no, what does that tell you?

Not about the world, but about what might need to change in you.

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