Neither Grasp Nor Reject
It cannot be grasped, nor fully spoken. It is neither a fixed thing nor a nothing. The truth lies between the two extremes.
Am I cutting the world into the extreme of "all or nothing"?
📝Reflection
The human mind loves extremes — right or wrong, ally or enemy, success or failure. Gray feels unsettling, so we keep painting in black and white. This verse gently shakes that habit: "neither a thing nor a nothing." At first it sounds like wordplay, but life's truth usually lives in between. A person is neither wholly good nor wholly bad; a choice neither wholly right nor wholly wrong. Cutting to extremes eases the mind but drifts from the truth. To neither grasp nor reject, but leave things as they are — bearing that in-between is itself the ripening of wisdom.
🌱Apply It Today
When you're about to label someone "good" or "bad" today, pause once: "this person likely holds both."
This verse is read as universal humanistic wisdom, not religion — no faith is promoted, and the reflection is 100% original ONGO content.
