00:00If tomorrow, I were to take it easy and offer to erase the worst ordeal of your life, the one that
00:03He literally knocked you to the ground.
00:05Would you do it?
00:06A few years ago, I would have said yes without hesitation, but there's this philosophy,
00:10amorphia, which changed my way of seeing things.
00:12Amorphatie, in Latin, means love your fate.
00:14The idea is not simply to accept what happens to you, but to learn to love what happens to you.
00:18'It happens, including the worst,
00:19And I know that put like that, it doesn't sound very appealing.
00:21How can you love a breakup that destroyed you?
00:23A bereavement that caused you to lose someone you loved?
00:25Or perhaps a betrayal that shattered your trust?
00:27But the truth is, the person you are today, your strength, your clarity, your way of
00:31to see life,
00:32Would it even exist if you hadn't gone through exactly what you went through?
00:35Your breakup broke your heart, but it also opened your eyes.
00:37She taught you either what you truly deserved or what you needed to improve.
00:41That period when you had nothing left, maybe that's what showed you what you were made of.
00:44truly capable.
00:45Without this grief, you would never have understood how important it is to cherish the people you love.
00:49Amorphia is about looking back at the past and facing each challenge head-on.
00:52and thank them.
00:53Not because it was pleasant, but because without her, you wouldn't be the person you are today.
00:57'today.
00:57You can't keep the rose and remove the thorns.
00:59So if you are currently going through a particularly painful ordeal,
01:02Or if you know people who need to hear this,
01:04Share this message with them, remind them that this might be what you're going through today.
01:08or what you've been through recently,
01:09which helps you build, right now, the best version of yourself.
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