Nature taught me what most people will never see.

A younger me would spiral into overthinking whenever someone said a critical word about me.

I’d go silent in groups as a kind of protective response.

I’d feel ‘different and misunderstood’ in my chest, like a small wombat had taken up residence there.

I could waste hours and even days in spiralling overthinking.

I also spent years looking for a solution.

I finally found it.

Not in any book or through the breathy encouragements of any councillor.

But on an Autumnal October morning in a London park.

Now, this might sound cheesy, but this is the truth I saw, sitting on that bench:

All of my peace is captured in a falling leaf.

The leaf taught me (reminded me) to take my time. Just like nature always takes its time.

There’s nothing good or bad about a falling leaf.

The tree does as it does, at its own pace.

Just giving its leaves to the soil, before the yearly cycle continues.

Simple. Natural. Beauty.

And I saw I could transfer the same simple philosophy to my own life and insecurities.

See things for what they are.

No need for prolonged, harsh self-judgement.

Take my time.

Not to go purposefully slow. But to NOT rush.

When I take my time, I am living in accordance with this reality.

The world seems easier.

Where there is no rushing into a future that is never here.

And no regrets over a past that is already long melted away.

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Alex