✨8 Sad Truths that Changed My Life Recently.

1. Impermanence: Everything in life is passing, including relationships, possessions, and even life itself. Acknowledging this truth can help you to appreciate the present moment and prioritize what truly matters.
2. Loss and Grief: Loss is an inevitable part of life, and grief is a natural response to it. Anyone that has never lost anything tangible or valuable has not started with life. Understanding that loss and grief are universal experiences can help you to show compassion to others and navigate through your own emotional journey.
3. Inequality and Injustice: Our society is full of inequality and injustice, such as poverty, discrimination, systemic biases, group thinking, negligence etc. Realizing the damages these issues cause in our society can be disheartening but can also inspire us to work towards a more equitable world and apply considerations in some events of life.
4. Loneliness: We are most connected among all generations due to advance technology, but the generation to experience the feelings of loneliness and isolation the most. Acknowledging this truth can motivate us to foster more genuine and real human connections and prioritize meaningful relationships.
5. Human Fallibility: We all make mistakes, experiencing failures and imperfect. Understanding our own fallibility can cultivate humility, empathy, and a willingness to learn from our shortcomings.
6. Limited Control: There are many things we have limited or no control over no matter how hard we try. Accepting this truth can help you to focus on only what you can control, such as your attitudes, responses, and choices.
7. Mortality: De@th is inevitable. Accepting the reality of our own mortality can inspire us to live more fully, cherish our relationships, and pursue what truly brings us joy and fulfilment before it is too late.
8. Pain and Suffering: Life is not immune to pain and suffering. You must learn to endure physical, emotional, and psychological hardships when they come. Acknowledging this truth can foster compassion, resilience, and a deeper understanding of the human experience.

Good Luck.