Despite all consequence, there is an inevitable honoring of what is true, and at this deep level of inner voice, it is not a summoning of will, but a following of true knowing.
by Mark Nepo
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The quote from Mark Nepo's "The Little Book of Awakening" emphasizes the importance of truth and inner knowledge. It suggests that acknowledging what is genuine within ourselves is essential, regardless of the circumstances we face. This recognition goes beyond simply exercising willpower; it originates from a deeper understanding of who we are. This inner voice guides us, leading us towards authenticity and true wisdom.

Nepo highlights that following this inner truth is a natural response rather than an enforced act. It reflects a profound connection to our own essence, one that compels us to honor our deepest knowing. By embracing this innate understanding, we can navigate life with greater clarity and purpose, allowing us to remain aligned with our true selves amidst the complexities of existence.

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