This space is intentionally simple and grounded. It’s not therapy, coaching, debate, or advice-giving. It’s a shared practice of noticing how we experience, react, and respond, and speaking from our own lived perspective. A few guiding principles: • Speak from your own experience, not conclusions about others • No fixing, diagnosing, or persuading • No pressure to share more than feels true • Disagreement is welcome; disrespect is not • Silence is participation too There’s no expectation to be insightful or consistent. Presence matters more than performance. If at any point something feels unclear, uncomfortable, or out of alignment, you’re welcome to name it. This space will evolve slowly and intentionally, shaped by how we show up together.

I want to pause for a moment and acknowledge something. This space is very new. There’s no crowd, no noise, no momentum yet, and that’s intentional. You’re here at the beginning, which means you’re not joining something finished. You’re helping shape it. The practice here isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about learning to notice, how we react, what we avoid, and where clarity is possible. For today, I’d like to start with this: What made you decide to join this space, and what do you hope to see more clearly in your life right now? Take your time. Short or long is fine.

This space exists for one reason: to slow down, notice more, and think for ourselves again. We’re surrounded by noise, opinions, urgency, and systems designed to pull our attention outward. Seeking Clarity is a place to pause and examine what’s actually happening, internally and around us. This is not a course. This is not a belief system. And nothing here is meant to replace your thinking. Instead, we’ll explore questions, observations, patterns, and everyday moments, and extract more meaning from them. You don’t need to agree with anyone here. You just need to be willing to notice. If you’re new, start by introducing yourself: What made you pause lately? What feels unclear in your life right now? What are you hoping to see more clearly? — Shahar