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We know that teeth have spaces between them. We don't just have two teeth: one continuous at the top and bottom. That would be possible. But we have several teeth - and spaces between them. We have to take good care of them and the sides of the teeth that form these spaces. Interspaces are perceptible - although interestingly enough, at first glance they are just places without anything. At second glance, they may still be empty places - but they are transitions. Be it from one tooth to the next or in other forms perhaps from one phase of life to the next or one job to the next or a change of residence etc.. These in-between spaces are important and not just empty spaces. It seems to me that they show how stable we are, how well we can endure apparent emptiness and still be focused on what is to come. If you are currently in such a transition or in-between space: it is not the emptiness, but the determination of the position for being prepared for what is to come. Or in a nutshell: are you ready?
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