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as the stress and resistance that we often face in life can be viewed as a privilege in an aspect because of what it's revealing to us. And we see this throughout nature and how so much of nature's intelligence and growth is unlocked through the resistance of the external world from denser wood trees from that are exposed to windy areas to the coral reefs that are strengthened through hard tides.

And so when you think about the human journey, what do you think is the unique relationship between stress and growth?

And so when you think about the human journey, what do you think is the unique relationship between stress and growth?

And so when you think about the human journey, what do you think is the unique relationship between stress and growth?

our own individual and collective growth, how important it is to discover our own unique, innate, one of one expression of life and how we contribute to the greater whole and our creator towards the greater whole.

our own individual and collective growth, how important it is to discover our own unique, innate, one of one expression of life and how we contribute to the greater whole and our creator towards the greater whole.

our own individual and collective growth, how important it is to discover our own unique, innate, one of one expression of life and how we contribute to the greater whole and our creator towards the greater whole.

stress and resistance is the antithesis to the stagnancy that leads us to isolation and atrophy, then embracing and seeing stress and resistance and things that are hard in our life is actually a great immense opportunity to refine the capacities we have within us then on that journey, we can begin to discover our unique expression of life, the original design that we have that's one of one.

stress and resistance is the antithesis to the stagnancy that leads us to isolation and atrophy, then embracing and seeing stress and resistance and things that are hard in our life is actually a great immense opportunity to refine the capacities we have within us then on that journey, we can begin to discover our unique expression of life, the original design that we have that's one of one.

stress and resistance is the antithesis to the stagnancy that leads us to isolation and atrophy, then embracing and seeing stress and resistance and things that are hard in our life is actually a great immense opportunity to refine the capacities we have within us then on that journey, we can begin to discover our unique expression of life, the original design that we have that's one of one.

And so we call this the fifth pillar of the biodiversity of being, how we all have a unique expression. And so when you think of us on our human journey, as we have the capacity to reveal that one of one expression of life through us, how do we come to embrace that and know that, discover that, remember that?

And so we call this the fifth pillar of the biodiversity of being, how we all have a unique expression. And so when you think of us on our human journey, as we have the capacity to reveal that one of one expression of life through us, how do we come to embrace that and know that, discover that, remember that?

And so we call this the fifth pillar of the biodiversity of being, how we all have a unique expression. And so when you think of us on our human journey, as we have the capacity to reveal that one of one expression of life through us, how do we come to embrace that and know that, discover that, remember that?

that there is a shedding of cultural homogenization and uh embracing more of a wild undomesticated self where our path is revelatory instead of just known and the

that there is a shedding of cultural homogenization and uh embracing more of a wild undomesticated self where our path is revelatory instead of just known and the

that there is a shedding of cultural homogenization and uh embracing more of a wild undomesticated self where our path is revelatory instead of just known and the

on the whiteboard, like we have all the things we want, we wanna get all the things and yet life is trying to unfold greater than we could imagine, which is a liberating reminder because it takes the pressure off of us being an individual source of creating all the things we want in our life.

on the whiteboard, like we have all the things we want, we wanna get all the things and yet life is trying to unfold greater than we could imagine, which is a liberating reminder because it takes the pressure off of us being an individual source of creating all the things we want in our life.

on the whiteboard, like we have all the things we want, we wanna get all the things and yet life is trying to unfold greater than we could imagine, which is a liberating reminder because it takes the pressure off of us being an individual source of creating all the things we want in our life.

So this is where surrender to like a greater intelligence, which has been a through line throughout this whole conversation You know comes in I'm just really fascinated about that process of transformation through the natural world Through our natural world as a human being when something doesn't just change from one thing to another but it transforms from one thing to another when the seed