Tiny Tome No. 4
Edit yes, but edit with care so that, in editing, the creator and the vision does not disappear
Whether life unfolds in chaos or calm, we find ourselves editing. Small cuts here, gentle shifts there. Yet in the quiet trimming, in the careful shaping, there is a quiet peril: editing so much we lose the essence of our dreams, the pulse of desire beneath our goals, the glimmer. Beware of trimming that dulls the edges of who we long to be and softening that obscures what we ache to achieve. There is a space between cutting and losing; a space where we must hold tight to the heart of our desired destiny, even as the world demands change. We must nurture the vision that sets our spirit on fire to see clearly ourselves, and what we want to become. For when that will fades beneath layers of "practical" editing, we are no longer creating our lives; we are revising a script written by fear and lacking of fortitude.
Life happens and we edit, yes. But we must also embrace imperfection, the ground where dreams live. Guard it. Edit with care... not to erase, but to reveal.