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Discover the A****hole in You … … and Why It’s a Good Thing

When it comes to self-reflection and understanding one’s personality, it is essential not to focus solely on the positive aspects. It is just as important to accept the less pleasant sides. Spireo immediately raises the question: Why is it good to recognize that sometimes you can also be an asshole? This thought is not an invitation to self-criticism or a negative evaluation of oneself. Instead, it is about realistically viewing oneself and questioning one’s role in the eyes of others.

Spireo introduces the concept of Spirealism, a philosophy that aims to recognize the power of thoughts and their connection to reality. The wind may be blowing outside, but the insights being shared here are calm and profound. It is about seeing yourself objectively without being too harsh on yourself.

The Power of Thoughts and the View from the Outside

A key idea in Spirealism is the consideration that we often view ourselves from a distorted perspective. Spireo poses the question: Are we what we think we are, or what others think of us? This reflection leads us to realize that others’ views of us are often superficial, but they still contain a core of truth.

Typically, people tend to accept their own version of the truth as the only truth. In doing so, they neglect that the opinion of others is an important aspect that should not be ignored. You cannot step into someone else’s shoes, and yet each of us automatically forms a picture of others.

Honesty and the Power of Acceptance

Honesty with oneself is the key to living stress-free and maintaining healthy relationships. Spireo speaks from personal experience when he shares about his illness, ulcerative colitis. He describes how he was treated with medication for decades without significant improvement. It was the realization that he sometimes acted like an asshole that led him to reflect on himself and change. This self-reflection allowed him to overcome his illness and start a new path in life.

The philosophy of Spirealism helped him recognize the power of thoughts over matter. Spireo emphasizes that others’ views of us are just as important as our own. When we choose to be more honest with ourselves and accept our flaws, we can find inner peace and grow.

Accept Your Weaknesses to Become Stronger

Spireo points out that a strong character is not defined by showing no weaknesses or pretending to be perfect. Rather, strength is defined by recognizing and accepting your own mistakes and weaknesses. This allows one to continuously improve and live an authentic life.

When dealing with others, we should not only see their positive qualities but also their flaws. Humans are complex, and understanding our own flaws is the first step toward better self-awareness and personal growth.

At the core of Spirealism is the realization that we are not only what we believe ourselves to be but also what others see in us. This perspective should encourage us to continuously question ourselves and work on self-improvement.

 
 
 Ulcerative Colitis, article on Mayo Clinic: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/ulcerative-colitis/symptoms-causes/syc-20353326
Link to the YouTube video with English subtitles

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