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Happy New Year 2026!

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  The NeartWord writing project is back! After few days of relaxing and recharging the batteries for the year 2026 we’ve just entered according to the Gregorian calendar, the NeartWord writing project is back to give some hints about facing challenging and difficult situations we may have experienced in our own perspectives and relativities, all using as a strong support the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the current laws we’ve available at hand in the state we’re part of in the present moment. I hope the year 2026 becomes a year of revelations, making us finally understand why it’s so important to pay attention to the self and our personal kingdom established within our mind, implying the cultivation and nurturing of our beautiful light in a conscious and meaningful way. Happy new year to everyone around the globe! Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓 Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).  Available also in a signed pdf version:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/17qDKB9x...

Quote of the Week

“The more we rely deep on the self, the better we understand who we really are, and how we can stand strong before darkness and hatred culture.” — Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/12qS5hKn63U-lxltDKFMobfCet01E_1UB/view?usp=drivesdk

Quote of the Week

“The better we boost our beautiful light from the inside out, the easier it’s to deal with obnoxious situations in the present moment, mainly when we realise and understand they’re external illusions, fabrications of darkness.” --- Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D2M5hdfJQgLATvlxXcY9vxn07-pScEHO/view?usp=drivesdk

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“The moment we recognise the illusion we are part of, intelligence emerges itself clear as crystal, showing that it is playing all sides, no matter the circumstances. Wisdom emerges when we continue our path, even surrounded by darkness and its associated negative conditioning.” —- Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kgU1iCxXb0JWVK4XmyOvnBrLf-5zAzMm/view?usp=drivesdk
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  Facing darkness is understanding that no matter how kind, compassionate, or peaceful we are, there is always something else we must offer, which is our own life. At least, we can take the opportunity to offer it after enlightenment. How wonderful it is to disseminate kind and compassionate attitudes towards the self and others. Those attitudes give us purpose to live a life full of joy, resonating positive vibrations as much as we can for the present moment. Now, let us think how difficult it is to do the opposite. Trying to make it hard or harm the life of another represents only a personal view of suffering, which brings deterioration to the self, even if we are so conditioned that we cannot see it at sight. Cultivating, disseminating, and worshiping darkness are time-consuming, and no one is benefited by the results of those actions. On the contrary, the growth of darkness represents nothing more than the deception related to the care about life as the ultimate goal. As a cons...

Quote of the Week

“The more we disregard the understanding of our own suffering, the more we embrace the illusions we have contact with in the present moment, keeping the self into a dormant state.” —- Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IXYTd1yQ22TLGYqECJ4JhuEa_ucBRYR7/view?usp=drivesdk
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  It is the self who decides where to settle down into a place to call it home. However, dependending on the challenges we are facing in the surroundings, it could make sense to keep moving until such a settlement could be established. The same has happened in ancient civilisations, which have established self-defence strategies to avoid being totally dependent on diplomatic agreements to make progress, or even keep alive. Human evolution depends on our capability of self-defence, and consciousness combined with mind training are the tools we have at hand to defend the self against suffering. The moment we realise our nature is imprinted deep inside, it is the moment we understand human evolution could not be totally dependent on the physical location we choose to be settled down. While walking through the path of a meaningful life, Buddha, the enlightened one, has moved from village to village while seeking different techniques utilised in the understanding of suffering, until he ...
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  From our own perspective and relativity we are able to see a landscape through our unique lens. The moment we register an image about such a view, anyone could see what our eyes have seen, but no one could feel, observe, or interpret anything that has happened in the surroundings, and within the self, like we have done. Some would laugh about what we have registered. Others may see the image as something with little or no importance, as they care little or nothing about life itself. The moment we realise truth is tightly related to honour, it is the moment we understand there is no truth out of honour or understanding. The rightful documentation of history is based on the clear establishment of a code of honour. A code of honour says there is nothing behind the scenes capable of changing the content of the knowledge we are acquiring and registering. There is no manipulation or deception involved. However, there are things that could not be registered directly, as we can see throu...