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Imean, the right bunny is gonna get it up in his as, whilst the left one will not. Win

Haha I love that

Sums up what I was trying to say perfectly! 😄

This is not how bamboo grows. 👎

I'm not sure, and this one is a bit hard for me as I am trying to figure it out. Perhaps it is the journey of growth that is the fulfilment—both positive and negative emotions may be involved, but they are not the all-encompassing thing. Maybe this is what they mean when say it's not about the destination but the journey.

You could probably apply this to life too, and not worrying about your own inevitable death—but rather what happens between

Mark 8:36

It’s been years of trying. Plan Theta just failed. Plan Iota starts tomorrow.

Oh look! Im Carl Jung!

Thank you.
One last clarifying question if you don't mind.

So "fulfillment" isn't an emotion, but more like state of mind that must be cultivated and maintained to produce positive emotions?

I love this one, thanks for sharing

Also, rabbits don't eat carrots their bodies are built to eat leafy greens, so the one with more leaves will probably have a better meal

So there is a limit ,😰

This is one of those annoying life "advices" that assert that you need some nebulous skill to live, but gives no clue whatsoever of how to acquire this skill, or what it is.

To quote that drunk barfly from Groundhog Day: “That about sums it up for me”

Any inch of progress you make is a step away from your former self, even if it's minute. Take notice in anything that you consider to be positive progress and make it re-affirming—and setbacks are things that are temporary and you can bounce back from.

It's also not a fake it till you make it if you are constantly making it—and there really isn't an ultimate stage or end goal, because that would imply that you can lose it after achieving it (if that makes any sense).

I guess to answer your question, it is not automatic but a conscious decision you make that needs to be nurtured.

I love this image because It represents reality very accurately

Is that shit

Beautiful.

The “world” or “others” is the collective conscious and unconscious “mind” - the mind is actually one, we’re all (relative) aspects of the universal (absolute) mind. So, when you assert yourself on the world through activities, you’re essentially telling the world what you are and defining your ego boundaries, what separates “you” and “other”. If you have “weak” ego boundaries (mental, psyche), and fail to assert yourself on the world, the “other” egos/minds who have a stronger sense of “self” will project what and who you are onto you through having already defined who and what they are.

But can there be fulfillment if one does not notice the progress, not that there isn't any.

But how does fulfillment work or how can it be recognized?
Is it innate thing and comes automatically? Does it have to be nourished? Or is it fake it til you make it thing?

Not that I'm questioning the original motivational quote. I just tend to question the human condition to get a better understanding.

>“You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.”

positive. It was actually Wayne Gretsky that said it first, then Jordan, then Scott. So both our bads, I guess :)

https://www.masterclass.com/classes/wayne-gretzky-teaches-the-athlete-s-mindset/chapters/you-miss-100-of-the-shots-you-don-t-take

i dont care how you see it, i want it back

Is he though? Didn't he work with psychoanalysis?