Philosophy of Solitude: Why being alone is so important. Part 3

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In the fast paced modern world, the idea of solitude often evokes discomfort. The allure of constant external stimulation, coupled with the fear of confronting our inner-most thoughts, can lead us to seek solace in the distraction of the outside world.
    But why not find solace in ourselves? Simply being alone in the present moment, feeling every detail of that moment. To be alone is to be brave, for it demands facing ourselves unadorned, without the armor of social rules, without the protection of external validations. It beckons us to acknowledge our vulnerabilities and strengths, our dreams and fears, and the series of emotions that shape our perceptions. It is amidst this silence that we rediscover the wisdom that lies dormant within us. The wisdom to recognize that true growth stems from embracing our imperfections, not from trying to mask them. The beauty of self-improvement lies in acknowledging that we are a work in progress, forever evolving and evolving.
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