THE FOUR LAWS OF A SHAMAN

The first says:

"The person who comes into our life is the right person"

In other words, no one comes into our lives by chance, all the people around us, who interact with us, are there for a reason, to make us learn and advance in each situation.

The second law says:

"What happens is the only thing that could have happened."

Nothing, but nothing, absolutely nothing that happens to us in our lives could have been otherwise.

Not even the most insignificant detail.

There is no: "if I had done such a thing, such another would have happened...".

Nope.

What happened was the only thing that could have happened and it had to have been so for us to learn that lesson and move on.

Each and every one of the situations that happen to us in our lives are perfect, even if our mind and our ego resist and do not want to accept it.

The third says:

"Anytime it starts is the right time."

Everything starts at the right time, neither before nor after.

When we are ready for something new to start in our lives, that is when it will begin.

And the fourth and last:

"When something ends, it ends."

Just like that.

If something ended in our lives, it is for our evolution, therefore it is better to leave it, move on and advance already enriched by that experience.

I think it is not by chance that you are reading this, if these words came into our lives today; It's because we're prepared to understand that no snowflake ever falls in the wrong place."

🖊unknown

Love and Light,

Little Whitehawk

Isn’t that a perfectly sensible policy? Seems like Nostr relays could do the same to be sustainable. Media uploads only for subscribers

I have no idea, I stole this one from a nostrich in my feed a while back. There's another one of a samurai surfer

Fiat — #bitcoin

Twitter — #nostr

iOS — #grapheneOS

Windows — #linux

You're either part of the problem or part of the solution.

ODELL GUY DISAPPROVES OF THIS!

Hmmm... my experience made me reach a very different conclusion.

During my migration phase when I was using both Windows and Linux on 2 computers simultaneously, I noticed that when Windows and fancy proprietary apps did not work as expected, I thought I was doing something wrong and needed to learn how to use the software... but when the same thing would happen on #Linux and community developed software, I blamed poorly coded and designed software.

I only noticed my double standards after a few months and then realised that Windows was quite buggy and poorly designed but many people just accept it and don't blame Microsoft. I've had my Windows install corrupted with no recourse but to buy a new version simply by doing what should have been a simple factory reset.

So no, I think #FOSS is no different to proprietary software in this regard. In fact, a comparison may not be even fair unless the #opensource app is sustained by user payments and purchases.

However, monetisation of FOSS apps is rare and very few developers outright sell their apps which needs to change for the FOSS ecosystem to catch up to so-called industry-standard solutions in certain areas. Perhaps if #Flathub integrates payments for #Flatpak apps, it will make things better...