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Mr Hyde

In a crazy town called vanderbijlpark, there lived a man known as Mr. Jackel. By day, he immersed himself in the art of programming, finding solace in the rhythm of code and the simplicity of algorithms. A humble soul, he strove to live a life of balance and harmony, avoiding the spotlight and embracing the tranquility of his surroundings.

For months, Mr. Jackel had managed to maintain a sense of equanimity, navigating the ebbs and flows of his emotions with grace and composure. Yet, within him dwelled Mr. Hyde, a shadowy presence that threatened to disrupt his inner peace.

As the days passed, the subtle disturbances of daily life began to accumulate within Mr. Jackel’s mind. Despite his efforts to maintain a sense of detachment, they lingered, tugging at his consciousness like ripples on a tranquil pond. He knew that if he did not find a way to acknowledge and release these emotions, Mr. Hyde would inevitably emerge.

But Mr. Jackel understood that the key to transcending this inner conflict lay not in resistance, but in acceptance. He realized that Mr. Hyde was not an adversary to be defeated, but a part of himself seeking recognition and understanding.

And so, Mr. Jackel embarked on a journey of introspection, delving deep into the depths of his own psyche to confront his inner demons with compassion and mindfulness. With each passing day, he learned to embrace his emotions as they arose, neither clinging to nor pushing them away.

In this way, Mr. Jackel discovered a profound sense of peace and wholeness within himself. He realized that by acknowledging and accepting all aspects of his being, he could transcend the duality of Mr. Hyde and Mr. Jackel, and embrace the unity of his true self.

And so, in the tranquil town where he dwelled, Mr. Jackel walked the path of Zen, embodying the wisdom of acceptance and the serenity of inner harmony. With each step, he found himself more deeply rooted in the present moment, his heart open to the beauty and complexity of life unfolding around him.

Mr. Jackel would never be able to part with Mr. Hyde.

Ok, so you might be wondering. I took my emotions about my dual personality and made a story. I did use AI to shape a few things and fix some of my grammar.

Harmony and Embracing


In the realm of Zen, where wisdom flows,
Life’s true essence, a secret it bestows.
See the world through a lens so clear,
Embrace the good, cast aside fear.

Amidst the chaos, find tranquil repose,
Seek the silver lining where beauty grows.
Ugly and mean, they’re but facets of whole,
Transform them with kindness, heal every soul.

Jealousy’s fire, a potent force to wield,
Harness its energy, let compassion be revealed.
Turn it to motivation, a spark for your dreams,
Build bridges of hope where the heart redeems.

In life’s vibrant tapestry, colors intertwine,
Threads of darkness with threads that shine.
Balance is key, in the dance of light and shade,
Embrace them both, the symphony’s serenade.

See the world’s wonders, big and small,
Appreciate the rise, accept the fall.
Through Zen’s gentle lens, perspective aligns,
The path of positivity forever shines.

So cherish each moment, each breath that you take,
Forge your own destiny, awaken, and wake.
Live with gratitude, embrace what you see,
In the tapestry of life, find your serenity.

For today and tomorrow

Alan Watts Says:  “The startling truth is that our best efforts for civil rights, international peace, population control, conservation of natural resources, and assistance to the starving of the earth—urgent as they are—will destroy rather than help if made in the present spirit. For, as things stand, we have nothing to give. If our own riches and our own way of life are not enjoyed here, they will not be enjoyed anywhere else. Certainly they will supply the immediate jolt of energy and hope that methedrine, and similar drugs, give in extreme fatigue. But peace can be made only by those who are peaceful, and love can be shown only by those who love. No work of love will flourish out of guilt, fear, or hollowness of heart, just as no valid plans for the future can be made by those who have no capacity for living now.”