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WISDOM & SELF-GROWTH
Clearing physical clutter can be difficult, but recognizing and clearing the invisible clutter, such as the thoughts, emotions, commitments, and relationships that no longer serve us, requires an even deeper level of honesty, courage, and compassion. It calls us to slow down, turn inward, and realign with our deepest truths.
If you find yourself avoiding or resisting the process of clearing, it is important to pause and reflect: What meaning have I given to these objects, commitments, and thoughts?
After all, objects are simply things. Activities are simply time blocks. We are the ones who infuse them with emotional weight and meaning. When something feels difficult to release, it is rarely because of its material form; it’ s because of the memories, the sense of security, or the parts of our identity we have attached to it.
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