Truth is contextual

you are every color, and you can't block it. It Truth is contextual. So in a very specific context, it's a mistake. In the larger context of your life, it most likely will not be a mistake.

But when you have those moments when your focus narrows or you're anxious or you're tired or you're beating yourself up and you're stuck, it will seem like a mistake. And as as long as you're okay with that, then that will pass. But if you fight that or you decide that's not okay, or there's no such thing as mistakes, then you can get stuck there and then it will be uncomfortable and painful until you stop. grasping to it It's much more like if your potential is every color in the rainbow, and then you decided you don't like the color, you know, gray or blue or something.

Every time blue arises, you go, you try to block it and pretend like it's not there. just not going to work. Like, like you are every color, and you can't block it. It just, it just is.

And if you block it, then you will be separated from the whole and you won't be able to find your own self and return and feel whole. It's just the resistance to the story or the thought that it's a mistake is causes the problem, not whether it is or isn't a mistake.