One who doesn’t grow finds fault in opportunities.

One who grows faces no obstacles.

One who cites obstacles never grows.

For one who grows, even obstacles are tools to grow further and become stronger.

One who doesn’t grow finds fault in opportunities.

One who grows finds opportunity in faults and blame.

Natural growth is not like only one thing, only in one way, only of one kind.

Growing as predetermined, as defined — that is a plantation.

One must grow beyond just one, beyond just one way, beyond just one kind — that is natural growth. Like a forest.

Small and large and many things together, intermingled.

Such is the growth of one who, through rejection, becomes accepted by oneself and grows on one’s own terms.

The more one is rejected, the more one becomes free, self-reliant, complete in oneself.

The more one is accepted, the more one becomes dependent, unfree, incomplete.

The path to freedom is not in being known.

Freedom lies in the degree to which you are unknown.

The less you are known, the more free you are.

Life is made of trivialities, sustained by trivialities.

The pretensions and trying to look serious are nothing but fire and termites silently eating away your life.

All the pretensions and serious great works are done only to get trivial things met.

All the pretensions and and trying to look serious  are just to manage and accomplish the trivial things in a trivially born, trivial life.