The Backwards Law Could it be that what we seek is obscured by our search for it, and that we are searching for something that cannot be defined? But if that's the case: why do we keep searching? The human predicament is a collective delusion which tells us that obtaining external things or changing external circumstances, from objects to money, to adjustments of the body to changes of scenery, will fundamentally release us from our sense of lack. The backwards law shows us that the opposite is the case. We feel lacking because of our discontent with current circumstances. The greater our discontent, the more we suffer. The greater change we need to be content, the less content we are. https://youtu.be/O42tZse-P6w?si=1V6R898-4mxNabeFby Toby on TwosThe Backwards Law Could it be that what we seek is obscured by our search for it, and that we are searching for something that cannot be defined? But if that's the case: why do we keep searching? The human predicament is a collective delusion which tells us that obtaining external things or changing external circumstances, from objects to money, to adjustments of the body to changes of scenery, will fundamentally release us from our sense of lack. The backwards law shows us that the opposite is the case. We feel lacking because of our discontent with current circumstances. The greater our discontent, the more we suffer. The greater change we need to be content, the less content we are. https://youtu.be/O42tZse-P6w?si=1V6R898-4mxNabeF