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Do you know? Sometimes, we encounter people whom we've known for only a day or two, yet it feels like we've known them for a long time. This mysterious feeling as if we've found a familiar atmosphere, a profound connection, makes us feel like we've known each other for ages.
Perhaps, this strange feeling originates from resonance. When we converse with someone and discover that our thoughts, viewpoints, or even experiences are so similar, to the extent that we can't help but feel a sense of understanding, a kind of spiritual resonance. In the brief time spent together, we may have shared many common interests, similar experiences, or a comparable attitude and philosophy towards life. This resonance makes us feel like we've known each other for a long time, as if we were old friends reunited.
On the other hand, this feeling might also arise from openness and trust in each other. Some people naturally possess a trust-inducing quality, radiating sincerity and friendliness that make others feel comfortable and at ease. In the short time spent together, we may realize mutual trust and tolerance, allowing us to engage in soulful communication without hesitation. This openness and trust make us no longer feel like strangers but rather willing to reveal our inner selves to each other, thus establishing a deep emotional bond.
Moreover, it could be because we've identified certain qualities or traits in each other that resonate and align with our own values. It might be their humor, humility, kindness, or sincerity that makes us feel joyful and comfortable in their presence. This resonance and alignment create a sense of familiarity as if we've met a part of ourselves, rather than just an exchange between two strangers.
When we encounter people who make us feel like we've known them for a long time, it's likely because we've found resonance and alignment, building a profound emotional bond. This feeling may be fleeting, but it's precious because it allows us to experience the magical connections between people, reinforcing our belief that every encounter in the world is meaningful. |
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