The River That Refused to Rush
Patience as Direction
By GoldenSpeechPublished about a month ago • 1 min read

Unlike other rivers, this one moved slowly—so slowly that visitors questioned whether it flowed at all. Impatient travelers mocked it. But those who sat beside it long enough noticed something strange: reflections remained clearer, thoughts quieter, decisions less frantic. The river taught that speed is not progress, and urgency is not importance. It arrived at the ocean eventually, carrying nothing broken along the way.




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