Why the World Isn't Actually Mean: Life's Unwritten Laws Not Governed by Man
Why the world seems so mean
The world can feel harsh and unforgiving, a far cry from the idyllic portrayals of childhood movies.
This discrepancy can lead to disillusionment and a sense of being cheated.
I've personally experienced this disconnect, and it's taken me years to understand that the world isn't inherently mean; it's simply a complex place governed by certain unwritten laws.
Growing up, I was always told "yes," creating a false sense of reality. As I've grown older, I've realized the importance of saying "no" and setting boundaries.
Life is full of challenges, and learning to navigate them requires understanding and following these unwritten laws.
These laws aren't dictated by governments or institutions; they are inherent to the human experience.
Some of these laws include:
The Law of Cause and Effect: Our actions have consequences, both positive and negative.
The Law of Karma: What we put out into the world comes back to us.
The Law of Attraction: Our thoughts and beliefs shape our reality.
By understanding and aligning with these laws, we can create a more fulfilling and meaningful life. It's important to remember that these laws are not always immediately apparent, and it may take time and experience to fully grasp them.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the world isn't mean; it's simply governed by certain laws that we must understand and navigate. By embracing these laws and living in alignment with them, we can create a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
Hope this can bring some insight,
Christian V.
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