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How crucial it is to maintain flexibility, to stay permeable to new experiences, even when they're uncomfortable. Avoid walling off from everything new and threatening. Are there ways to gently reintroduce variety into hardened soil? Or is there a point where the ground becomes too compacted to work with? Perhaps it gets harder to grow in hardened soil, by the very fact that it is hard. There needs to be more forceful reintroduction. Then you enter a perpetual loop, where the hardening creates resistance, which requires more force, which creates more resistance... a self-reinforcing cycle of withdrawal, where perhaps the force gets too difficult to bear. And the cruelty of it is that the more force applied, the more threatening the process appears, confirming the original impulse. It's a perfect trap. Like watching soil turn to stone, one grain at a time. Perhaps true resilience isn't about hardening at all, but about maintaining the ability to be soft? Artwork by Australian artist lilyillo in collaboration with AI, 2025. 300dpi, 3700px x 4912px | JPEG

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Token ID: 8

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