Friends, how are you? I hope you're doing well. Today's post of mine is a bit strange—a bit sad—about the silence of the night at the moment.
When everyone falls asleep at night, the world's noise just stops for me—it simply shifts inside. I lie in bed, no matter which side I'm on, but my mind won't be quiet. I don't know what it is—I keep thinking about all sorts of things. Suddenly, tiny silences all around me become a new guest in my mind. It conjures up old things I've long since forgotten—or the wrongs people have done to me—and suddenly they start flooding back into my mind.
I'm amazed at how people behave badly toward me and then just walk away. The decisions I confidently make during the day, I doubt at night and think, “What have I done? Should I have made that decision? Should I have done that thing? I should say…” I'd say the midnight hour is the strongest. At night, you're talking to yourself alone; there's no one to disturb you.
So, friends, I've noticed one thing: when you make decisions in the silence of the night, those decisions are always right for you. You're thinking alone, no one is disturbing you. Whatever decisions you make, you make them with your heart and mind. Then in the morning, when you act on those same decisions, So you try to prove yourself extraordinary and right, because the decisions you make are only with yourself—there's no one else there to give you advice; it's just you thinking with your heart and mind about what will happen if I do this or that. What benefit will there be if I behave well with someone? How will they behave with me? What do you think about what I'm thinking in the middle of the night?
Are the decisions a person makes at night better, or are the ones made after consulting friends better?
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