Why We Don’t Compete — And Why That’s Not Laziness

When people look at us, they often think we are lazy.
They see we do not push ourselves to exhaustion.
They see we do not compete for more and more.
They see we do not always own the symbols of success.But what they don’t see is the house we are building inside.This picture captures it perfectly:
A figure sits in meditation, body still, posture grounded.
Yet the hair is alive, lifted as if by invisible winds, streaming with the energy of the cosmos.On the outside: stillness.
On the inside: motion, vibration, aliveness.That is our life. We choose to work with positive vibrations inside us,
rather than burn ourselves out chasing things outside us.
We don’t measure worth in hours or possessions.
We measure it in presence, in love, in creation.Some people build walls of brick.
We build space for light to enter.So no — we are not lazy.
We are simply living by a different rhythm.
Not the race. Not the exhaustion. But the flow that lets us stay alive, awake, and free.