Observe

Observe, don't absorb.


A person's behaviour tells a lot about their inner environment. It has nothing to do with you. How they are inside, reflects outside. People can only deliver to you what they have inside them. Learn to not let their chaos into your system. Observe, don't absorb. Keep your inner environment protected by any outer interference. Don't let others give a shape to your inner environment. Be the controller of your inner peace.

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