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Prajna Lekh

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We’ve all wondered whether children with glasses see better—or simply differently. That question points to a bigger truth: whatever “reality” is, we meet it through lenses we didn’t choose. Genetics, gender, culture, and the dynamics of our families hand us a starting pair. Those lenses help us navigate. But later we notice how often we lived not from our own nature, but from what those lenses allowed us to see.

Choice is the quiet hinge on which our lives turn. It’s the word that makes yes possible and no meaningful. It puts the free in freedom and takes obligation out of the mix. Adventure, exhilaration, authenticity—all of them depend on it. Choice is what the cocoon whispers to the caterpillar before it becomes something new.

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The law of gravity is consequent. It operates whether we like it or not. The same is true of integrity. Neither is about good or bad; they simply are. Gravity is not “good gravity” or “bad gravity.” Likewise, integrity, as aforementioned, is a ‘consequent.'

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