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"Two sides of the same coin—light and shadow, hope and despair, love and fear. We are not just one or the other; we are both, intertwined in a delicate balance. The way we see the world is a mirror of our own inner landscape. The qualities we admire in others? They exist within us, waiting to be embraced. The flaws we condemn? They, too, are reflections, whispers of our own fears, wounds, and insecurities.
To know yourself, you must first recognise your projections. Every judgement, every praise, every frustration—these are not just observations; they are insights into your soul. The world is not simply what it is, but what you perceive it to be. And when you realise this, when you see yourself in everything around you, you gain the power to break free.
True freedom begins when you stop running from your own reflection. When you no longer reject the parts of yourself you do not understand. When you embrace the duality within, the contradictions, the complexity of your being. Only then can you move beyond illusion, beyond limitation.
Knowing your projections is not just self-awareness—it is liberation. It is the key to unlocking your highest self, to stepping into your power with clarity and purpose. To see yourself fully is to see the world fully. And in that knowing, you will find freedom." – Dame Dove Hepburn (1980–2025)