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Less is More. When? - (3764)

Sometimes less is more, right?


Right! The magic is knowing when - = +.


This I think is a worthwhile consideraton, even as far as a common truth in life. 


Getting it wrong is often pretty inconvenient.


Say a person is recovering from having been unwell and is feeling just well enough to walk around and start getting back to their life's normal activities. But the person has missed a few weeks of classes and really wants to return, and in fact goes straight back to the next class. 

There in class things are going well, 'it's so good to be back" then oh dear, it starts to hurt again and then hurt more and more and they are thinking "hope I can make it back home, I'm feeling real good at all".


Then the person suffers a relapse and has to miss classes for another week and a half.


It would have worked out better to have waitied until one was strong and really well enough to go back to class.


Sometimes giving a someone a little works out to be more for them. Because if they are students they then study and practice more and get more from that than if everything was nicely set out on a silver platter.


In conclusion, it is a good to be aware of when less is going to work out ot be more and appreciate that when we are given less, there is the law that - = + and we can to make less into more for us internally.


Basically the psychological work is all about making less more for us internally.


End (3764).

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