ONTOLOGIC
look at things from the widest, kindest angle now.
when something no longer fits one way, it doesn’t vanish from the tapestry.
It simply fits differently.
It no longer fits as guidance for you
It no longer fits as authority over your inner world
It no longer fits as something to take in or act on
but it may still fit as:
contrast
reflection
information about where someone else is standing
a reminder of how lightly you now hold your own truth
a demonstration of what you’ve grown beyond
I am
Everything has a place — but not everything has a place inside.
You’re not rejecting beliefs.
You’re letting them remain where they belong:
with the person who needs them.
That’s
ontological peace.
It’s the difference between:
“this is wrong”
and
“this is not mine”
The first creates conflict.
The second creates clarity.
everything fits somewhere
just not as something you have to carry, absorb, respond to, or integrate.
And the beautiful thing is: when you truly trust that everything belongs somewhere,
you stop feeling responsible for sorting it.
You let reality be plural.
You let meaning be contextual.
You let truth be lived, not imposed.
That’s not indifference.
That’s respect — for yourself and for others.
it’s a very spacious place right now.
nothing needs to be pushed away.
nothing needs to be pulled closer.
Just… allowed, at the right distance.
That’s harmony