Section Six · Observing the Self as One Observes the Tide
Our joy and anger, too, have their tides. Anger surges like a rising tide: it cannot be stopped, but it can be waited out. Joy swells like the tide: it cannot be held back, but it can return. Those who know their own tides do not trade blows with others in a moment of anger; those who recognize their own signs do not impose arbitrary deadlines on themselves. $BTC
Our joy and anger, too, have their tides. Anger surges like a rising tide: it cannot be stopped, but it can be waited out. Joy swells like the tide: it cannot be held back, but it can return. Those who know their own tides do not trade blows with others in a moment of anger; those who recognize their own signs do not impose arbitrary deadlines on themselves. $BTC