Wholeness may begin when we stop forcing one truth to cancel out another.
Field Notes
Each sphere holds two distinct sides without requiring either one to disappear. The line between them remains visible, but it does not break the object—it becomes part of its form.
We can love someone and still feel hurt by them. We can be grateful for what happened and wish it had been different. Two truths can exist at once, even when they pull in opposite directions. The work is not always to choose between them, but to become spacious enough to hold both.