Polarization is the comparison or contrast you set up between things, people, or yourself and others.
Teaching
Polarization is the comparison or contrast you set up between things, people, or yourself and others. Each comparison generates excess potential and attracts balancing forces. The world then supplies reasons to confirm the verdict you drew. You polarise whenever you place yourself above or below another, and the scenery reshapes to mirror that contrast. Comparison is never private and harmless — it is a frame chooser that narrows which sectors you illuminate.
Practice · 3 min
Notice one moment today when you compare yourself to someone. Cancel the verdict inwardly: there is no ladder here, only different lines running different scripts.
Evening reflection
Whom did you compare yourself to today, and what frame did that comparison lock in?