"The Cup of Life: Do You See It Half Empty or Half Full?"

"Is Your Cup Half Empty or Half Full?"

In a world of dualities, we often ask, "Is the cup half empty or half full?" The skeptic sees emptiness; the optimist sees abundance. But what if the cup is neither?

A sage once told a traveler: "The cup is not to hold, but to be emptied and refilled." Life is like the river—it flows, and we must let go of attachments. When we meditate, we don't cling to thoughts; we rest in stillness, free from judgment.

Start your day by emptying your cup, letting go of the past and future. Throughout the day, give freely—be the river, not the cup. At night, rest in silence, letting thoughts drift away.

So, is your cup half empty or half full? Or have you learned to set the cup aside and experience the vastness of life?

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