Clarity And Connection Yung Pueblo Quotes

taking a moment to figure out how you really feel instead of letting old patterns decide for you is one of the most authentic things you can do

the goal is not to heal and then begin your life the goal is to embrace healing as a life long journey and allow genuine connections to emerge organically along the way.

time does not heal all wounds; it just gives them space to sink into the subconscious, where they will continue to impact your emotions and behavior. what heals is going inward, loving yourself, accepting yourself, listening to your needs, addressing your attachments and emotional history, learning how to let go, and following your intuition.

gratitude makes you happy attachment makes you struggle gentleness reveals inner wisdom harshness reveals inner turbulence calmness supports good decisions solitude supports transformation

throw away the idea that healing is forgetting the real result is no longer reacting to old triggers with the same intensity as before the memories are still there, but they do not have the same power over your mind

your vibration is always shining and affecting your environment.

being okay with not being okay helps you let go

ask yourself: is the connection real if there is no space to be vulnerable?

maturity is knowing that when your mood is down you should not trust the way you see yourself

your initial reaction is usually your past trying to impose itself on your present

ask yourself: is this how i actually feel, or is this my emotional history trying to recreate the past?

maturity in a relationship is not expecting to always be on the same schedule.

we feel so safe with the ones we love that we often share with them our tension, our stress, our fear, our sadness, and even our anger but let us remember to also give them the best version of ourselves, our joy and happiness, our excitement and peace, our attention and care

many of our emotional reactions do not have to do with what is currently going on. they are actually old emotions accumulated from the past—patterns that arise when familiar situations appear.

sometimes you need to move slowly so you can then move powerfully

one of the clearest signs of personal growth is greater self-love, self-awareness, and love for all people.

we never wanted to argue, but it kept happening because that is what hearts do when they are overflowing with old pain

is easier to let go of someone’s opinion of you when you understand that others see you through a combination of their past conditioning and their current emotional state without realizing it, they see themselves first, and through that lens they get an unclear picture of you

feeling emotionally exhausted is common after opening up deeply or after experiencing a series of heightened emotions for an extended period of time. be prepared to take the quiet time and solitude you need to fully rejuventate. you are allowed to not be serious all of the time.

sometimes a person ends a good relationship because the areas they think are bad are being intensified by their personal issues that they have not dealt with properly. sometimes people break apart a home because they are unaware of their projections and are not ready to appreciate a good thing.

six signs of maturity: being open to vulnerability, learning, and letting go seeing more perspectives than just your own accepting responsibility for your happiness prioritizing practices that help you grow pausing to think instead of reacting

emotional maturity is knowing the difference between your true needs and temporary cravings

next time you feel agitated because you are falling back into past patterns, remember that simply being aware that you are repeating the past is a sign of progress

as our self-awareness deepens, we begin to understand that much of who we are and how we see the world is formed through the accumulation of past emotional reactions.

self-awareness combined with action opens the door to real change.

you cannot build a deep connection with someone who is disconnected from themselves.

you do not need a partner to feel whole you do not need to have everything figured out to feel successful you do not need to be fully healed to feel peace you do not need to be fully wise to feel happy embracing yourself as you are reinforces your worth and decreases the friction in your mind

find a partner who is not afraid to grow. if they are ready to notice their patterns, let go of old conditioning, and expand their perspective, then they will be ready to support a vibrant relationship. two people who are working on knowing and loving themselves as individuals will naturally deepen their love and understanding of each other.

happiness is not fulfilling every pleasure or getting every outcome you desire. happiness is being able to enjoy life with a peaceful mind that is not constantly craving more. it is the inner peace that comes with embracing change.

reclaiming your power is noticing when a story based on assumptions is making your mind tense and intentionally bringing yourself back to the present moment as a way to cut the delusion it is not about managing your emotions; it is about managing your reactions to your emotions

i trust and feel at home around the ones who are not afraid to be vulnerable with themselves, who live confidently in their power and gentleness, who try their best to live without harming others, who are serious about their growth and healing, and who have the humility to say, “i do not know.

Our real human nature is love, mental clarity, creativity, and a zest for life that is informed by the past but no longer weighed down or controlled by it.

loving people does not mean you let them hurt you loving yourself and others unconditionally is a balance between protecting yourself and giving to others

sometimes vulnerability just asks to be seen and heard.

how many times after grieving have you gotten back up, embraced the power of your determination, and moved forward into a new life?

three sources of hurt: attachment expectation judgment three sources of healing: compassion commitment observation

honesty + natural bond + laughter and joy + genuine mutual support + revitalizing interactions + authentic communication = empowering friendships

six things make inner peace easier: not being afraid of change kindness toward others honesty with yourself intentional actions self-awareness gratitude

you feel most agitated right before you settle into a more substantial peace

real conversation free from projection and ego-flexing is a special gift

conflict worsens when two people fall into defensive reactions. then there is no real communication happening, only trauma arguing with trauma.

let growth be your mission. let healing be your reward. let freedom be your goal.

growth is not about forcing understanding; it is about allowing it to grow organically.

know your sources of rejuvenation: the amount of solitude you need to feel fresh again the activities that strengthen your creativity the people who light up your spirit

not every thought is valuable; most are just the sounds of impulsive emotional reactions

As you become less of a mystery to yourself, you can start to look at other people with a greater sense of clarity and compassion.

when people heal themselves, they also heal the future

ask yourself: is the connection real if there is no space to be vulnerable?

but commitment to heal themselves so they can love better, see more clearly, and have more presence

is not about managing your emotions; it is about managing your reactions to your emotions

authenticity is not being the same person over and over again; it is allowing yourself to change as you navigate life

happiness is being able to enjoy the things you worked for without slipping into thinking about what is missing or what you want next

the wisdom to cultivate inner peace

base your relationship on clear communication and voluntary commitments, not expectations

whether within ourselves or in front of someone who is close to us, vulnerability asks for non-judgmental acceptance of our imperfections.

have you noticed that when you feel the urge to change someone, what you really want is for them to behave more like you?

embrace change, but keep pursuing your goals

each is self-aware enough to check in with themselves and not project onto the other

how can i better support your happiness?

loving yourself and others unconditionally is a balance between protecting yourself and giving to others

reclaiming your power is noticing when a story based on assumptions is making your mind tense and intentionally bringing yourself back to the present moment as a way to cut the delusion

before you can see someone else clearly you must first be aware that your mind will impulsively filter what it sees through the lens of your past conditioning and present emotional state

when healing gets deep there is sometimes an explosion of emotion that occurs to clear out old energetic debris you feel most agitated right before you settle into a more substantial peace

there may be times when you feel like a lot of what you’ve understood no longer makes sense. this might make you feel as though you have regressed, but it is actually a sign that you are opening new space for deeper wisdom and greater perception. when your previous understandings disintegrate, they are not always immediately replaced by better or deeper understandings. when you take your growth seriously, you will often find yourself in this in-between state; it is okay to live without clear answers. growth is not about forcing understanding; it is about allowing it

is okay to not have the answer one of the bravest things you can do is boldly embrace the unknown, accept your fear, and continue to move forward a clear mission does not always have a clear path

you do not need a partner to feel whole you do not need to have everything figured out to feel successful you do not need to be fully healed to feel peace you do not need to be fully wise to feel happy

wisdom is accepting that there are things you cannot force: people change when they are ready creativity moves at its own rhythm healing does not have a time limit love blooms when things align unbinding

may all of the times that someone has made an incorrect assumption about you activate a new sense of humility and patience in your mind that stops you from doing the same thing to another person in the future

self-awareness helps us overcome blind reactions that make already difficult situations more turbulent. without self-awareness, it is difficult to make choices that differ from those you have made in the past.

control creates tension, but trust leaves space for individuality and opens the door to vulnerability. calm communication, clear commitments, and the willingness to support each other’s happiness make the union stronger.

one of the greatest gifts we can give each other is selfless listening, which is hearing someone’s truth without projecting one’s own emotion or story onto it—literally receiving another’s perspective with complete acceptance.

real love is not always glamorous; it is about being there when it counts like when you have a tough day and your partner sits quietly next to you holding your hand listening closely as you reveal your worries your inner struggles and your brightest dreams

when you see your loved ones doing wrong or walking into deeper darkness, do not follow just because of an old bond you may share you do not need to sink together you do not need to burn together you do not need to crash together even though it may be hard,

a healthy relationship is when two people equally take turns being the one who steps up when the other is going through a turbulent moment each is capable of listening and holding space each is self-aware enough to check in with themselves and not project onto the other

it is easier to let go of someone’s opinion of you when you understand that others see you through a combination of their past conditioning and their current emotional state without realizing it, they see themselves first, and through that lens they get an unclear picture of you

trust and feel at home around the ones who are not afraid to be vulnerable with themselves, who live confidently in their power and gentleness, who try their best to live without harming others, who are serious about their growth and healing, and who have the humility to say, “i do not know.

learning how to breathe and be okay when my mind feels dark and gray to accept this passing moment without suppression or lasting fear to know that the clouds moving through me do not define who i am or who i will be learning the art of letting go has been the skill my mind has always sought

the mind is inclined to protect itself, but an attitude of defensiveness easily breeds anxiety. out of caution, we fixate on uncertain information and create stories that can lead to unnecessary fear and mental tension. taking a moment to notice when we are jumping to conclusions can save us from worry and grief.

attributes of a good friend: they feel like home they are honest with you they remind you of your power they support you in your healing they have a revitalizing presence they hold a vision of your success they support you in new adventures they lift you up with joy and laughter they bring out the best version of you

remember, trust blossoms in the absence of control, and vibrant relationships should feel like a balance of freedom and home. your partner should accept you as you are but also help you feel safe enough to do the deep work of healing and growth not because they want to change you but because their presence energizes and inspires you to flourish into greater emotional maturity

The world is a giant pool of moving vibrations, waves of energy emitted from all beings. when we cultivate our minds, we cleanse our personal vibe. we reclaim our power by not yielding to what flows around us and by allowing what is within us to come forward. remember, the energy you most often repeat is the energy you will most easily connect with. your vibration is always shining and affecting your environment.

if you want to see things clearly, use your self-awareness to intentionally set the past aside and take in a fresh perspective. redirecting your attention preserves your energy. self-awareness is noticing the rhythm of your thoughts feeling when they are clear and when they are out of sync knowing when to take them seriously and when to let them go not every thought is valuable; most are just the sounds of impulsive emotional reactions

old patterns do not give up easily. they will try to keep pulling you into reactions that lead into repeating the past. but in time, after not feeding them for a while and continually practicing your ability to pause and respond, they weaken and become easier to let go. they may still appear as an option occasionally but will not have the same strength as before. this is the turning point, the shift that changes everything, the leap forward you have been waiting for, the victory when it becomes clear that you have moved

if you want to see things clearly, use your self-awareness to intentionally set the past aside and take in a fresh perspective. redirecting your attention preserves your energy. self-awareness is noticing the rhythm of your thoughts feeling when they are clear and when they are out of sync knowing when to take them seriously and when to let them go not every thought is valuable; most are just the sounds of impulsive emotional reactions real maturity is observing your own inner turbulence and pausing before you project how you feel onto what is happening around you

wisdom is accepting that there are things you cannot force: people change when they are ready creativity moves at its own rhythm healing does not have a time limit love blooms when things align

Ego craves to win, but loving clarity seeks to understand.

we often hand our tension over to others without understanding that it wasn't ours to begin with. someone passed it to us, and so we pass it to the next person, and they to the next, until it lands int he hands of someone with the tools to process it and let it go. the more of us who are open to inner work, the more points there will be in the giant web of humanity where harm will not be spread

since we are all so different, what helps one person heal may not help another person. what may seem too hard or too easy for some people may be a good fit for someone else or may be the right fit later on in life.

not every thought is value; most are just the sounds of impulsive emotional reactions

it sometimes feels as though time has helped us heal, but all it has really done is teach us to live with the wound.

a mind that is half in the future is partially consumed in a dream--a dream that can only become real through honoring what is in front of us in the here and now.

self-love is balancing serious inner work with rest and ease slow moments are common after a period of serious growth they should not be feared but embraced as opportunities to get to know the new you

if i am always waiting i have little time for being

judging yourself by the first impulse that pops up in your mind is unfair that is just a copy of who you were in the past what you intentionally decide to do shapes who you are and influences who you will be in the future

a successful life is created with two words: "yes" and "no" have the courage to say "yes" only when it feels right and "no" to the old patterns that do not serve you while your intentional actions start to change and your authentic feelings begin to shift your thoughts may need some time to catch up with you

essentials to remember on tough days: practice patience accept what you feel do not punish yourself make sure you get good rest give yourself ample kindness accomplish smaller goals that day do things that will calm your mind a bad moment does not equal a bad life struggle can be a space for deep growth this current discomfort is not permanent

remember it is to the benefit of your inner peace not to harm others

vibrant relationships feel like a sanctuary where you are safe to bring your vulnerability and you are given ample love and care

heal yourself, not just so you can thrive, but to ensure that people who cross your path in the future are safer from harm

real maturity is observing your own inner turbulence and pausing before you project how you feel onto what is happening around you