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Discovering Yourself: Journeying Without Borders

Relationships 

I see you

Tom Cross
I see you
Tom Cross

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Social isolation has caused us many uncertainties and much fear; on the other hand, it has provided us with time and opportunities to reflect on messages, thoughts, and even phrases we use to express ourselves.

On any given day of social isolation, I took the opportunity to watch Avatar, and more than quickly I was moved to remember that the Na'vi people, the native people of Pandora who did not pronounce "I love you," but rather "I see you," and time has now allowed me to reflect on the truth so blatantly told in a work that made cinema history.

Seeing the other is the essence of what love is. When we see the other, we recognize him/her as our fellow man, we go beyond the surface, we leave the HAIR aside to embark on a journey into the BEING of the other.

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When we "see the other", it means something more than seeing him physically; it means seeing with a loving gaze, connecting even with the differences.

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When we see the other, we also see their pain, and the will to help seems to be greater than anything, even possible differences; we see in the other also their potentials and we immediately think of praising them no matter what the cost.

To see the other means to accept everything I see, even if I don't like it and it is far from fitting into the standards and molds I believe in. To see the other is to be their light, their soul, their sincerity, and all of this without judgments, guilt, expectations, or projections.

When I see you I can feel the depth of all your experiences.

When I say "I see you", it doesn't mean that I am looking at you. It is something much deeper than that; it is you letting go of all judgment to really see yourself, because now I can see myself.

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I see you is synonymous with you existing and being important to me. I respect you, I value you, and all my attention is with you, I see you and allow myself to discover your needs, to glimpse your fears, to delve into your mistakes and accept them.

I accept you as you are, and you are part of me.

Tom Cross

Tom Cross is a writer, blogger, and entrepreneur who has dedicated his life to exploring the world and discovering the secrets of self-knowledge. With years of experience traveling to every corner of the globe, Tom has developed a deep appreciation for the incredible diversity of human experience, culture, and spirituality.In his blog, Blog I Without Borders, Tom shares his insights and discoveries about the most fundamental questions of life, including how to find purpose and meaning, how to cultivate inner peace and happiness, and how to live a life that is truly fulfilling.Whether he's writing about his experiences in remote villages in Africa, meditating in ancient Buddhist temples in Asia, or exploring cutting-edge scientific research on the mind and body, Tom's writing is always engaging, informative, and thought-provoking.With a passion for helping others find their own path to self-knowledge, Tom's blog is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of themselves, their place in the world, and the possibilities that await them.