Maybe it’s foolish/nonsensical/naive, but I have come to believe the greatest rewards require no inward effort and/or cost to be paid–that despite whatever occurs in the outward sense (the appearance of strife, agony, incredible strain), we can inwardly harmonize with a greater part of ourselves, and that alignment will gift us with an unending abundance of possibility, synchronicity, and opportunity.
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