Les Mottosky

Questioning anything: decisions, patterns, intentions, and experiences with the sincerity and intensity of a child sets us on a path of learning that can otherwise get obscured in the busyness of living.

This rise of human hubris is the first indication that a transformation is incoming and the restoration of balance is sure to follow.

We haven't learned to live with or without our tech addiction. This balance of imbalance is the tightrope each of us is now learning to walk. In all probability 2026 will not restore reason. So it's up to each of us to recalibrate for more chaos.

Don't confuse uncommon sense for magic. It’s the disciplined willingness to trust what you perceive before the world agrees.

Until we comprehend and embrace the gift that is creating ourselves anew, we'll continue to be tortured by a splintered internal life. Transformation is the difference between the existence we're stuck in and the life we want.

The law of balance is an observable form of karma. This is most evident when we hurt another. Intentionally or accidentally. Whenever this happens – whenever we hurt somebody – we immediately feel it.

Healthy communities focus on a single intention: mutual flourishing. This requires a level of synthesis. Specifically, the integration of diverse ideas, resources, and efforts into unified developments.

Culturally, we often think of wisdom as something to be shared, a valuable gift passed along. But its truest and most effective form is personal.