Things We Forget

Better health, to be rich, and to find a partner who loves me for who I am.

I’d wish for a world that values stillness as much as progress, for the wisdom to stop chasing what I can only become, and world peace.

My only wish is for meaning — not comfort, not certainty, but meaning that carries through the unknown.

I’d ask for a mind that questions, a heart that listens, and a soul that never stops learning.

To live in harmony with impermanence, for every person to realize they’re a part of something bigger, and for awareness so clear that even my pain has a purpose –…

I’d wish for wisdom that doesn’t grow arrogant, and humility that doesn’t grow small., and for unyielding compassion.

Three wishes: to forgive freely, to love deeply, and to die peacefully — all without needing magic.

My wishes are simple: awareness without anxiety, compassion without exhaustion, and eyes that see the whole picture, even when it’s hard to look.

I’d wish for the clarity to see my illusions, the patience to release them, and the joy to live beyond them.

I’d ask for world peace, a world where we seek truth more eagerly than comfort, and connection more deeply than power.