Time and Resilience
Tragedy often transforms into comedy over time, revealing that the pain we anticipate is typically far worse than the reality. Embracing hope rather than just mindfulness can provide strength during tough times, as the burdens we carry today may feel lighter in the future. By practicing mental time travel, we gain perspective on our past and future selves, allowing us to recognize that many of our current worries will fade with time.In this clip
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