Obsidian Sync 2024-12-05 12:31:57

content/daily-notes/2024-12-05.md

@@ -12,6 +12,6 @@ quoting a tweet which I replied to flippantly the other day.
 
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-It's interesting to relate the courage to do something with the a "life task", which nicely brings me to the last paragraph in the chapter.
+It's interesting to relate the courage to act on something with the "life task", which nicely brings me to the last paragraph in the chapter.
 
 > The most remarkable part is that while you might have assumed that complying with a life task would feel oppressive – you’re ‘complying’ with a ‘task,’ after all – it never does. It gives you the feeling of getting a handle on life, because the life to which you’re addressing the question is the one you actually have. It is never the case that there’s no next step to take. On some level, I think we always already know when we’re hiding out in some domain of life, flinching from a challenge reality has placed before us. The purpose of a question like ‘What’s the life task here?’ is just to haul that knowledge up into the daylight of consciousness, where we can finally do something about it.