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@Recursoinominado yes I think that makes sense why I don't resonate with it anymore, thank you for your answer.

Anyone that recently has adopted a more abundant mindset that actually worked out for them? Meaning not someone that says they are abundant and then remained broke, but a mindset that brought out actual change. I would like to dive a bit in that mindset and what changed for you internally? Specifically around carreer and money, not relationship wise.

Am I the only one that went from listening to the big spiritual gurus to more basic almost beginner meditations? I don't feel these gurus have the effect on me they used to have, I rather do a quick 15 minute basic meditation on youtube. I am intrested how you feel about this and what is your favorite meditation?

@Joshe I agree with this to great extend, I would say my purpose first was more brought and then it became more narrow, by noticing what resonated with me and what didn´t or as chatgpt says `what fucked me up` hahaha. I would say first find the broughtest thing that could be your purpose like. Inner work, inner growth for example. Or self development. Or even more general like growth. Then you take in this case the direction `growth` and explore all aspects of that and just go in a direction that resonates more with you and overtime it becomes more and more specific. Because even if your purpose would be cooking, it wouldn´t be likely that it would be all the different dishes from all the different countries of the world, you would probably resonate with either Japenese cooking or french cooking more then cooking all of the different dishes. Unless you have a very specific personality type that wants to cook a dish out of every single country and never get to perfect a specific dish. If everyone had that personality type then the world wouldn´t have Indian restaurants versus Japanese restaurants, I think we are naturally going from more brought to more specific, but its about not rushing that natural process and starting as brought as you can.

I have an intresting question or atleast I find it intresting to hear from different people the same or different answers. How do regular people respond to you, not people into spirituality, regular folks and strangers, after you are very present? have been meditating or when you are in a super high vibrational state? I am intrested to hear everyones response to this.

@theleelajoker Yes I hope everything is clear now

@Joseph Maynor I think that is great news for you, probably you have found a purpose that is on the higher scale of consciousness therefor even if you grow, your probably still gonna feel alligned to it.

@Alexop I feel in stage green many people still get triggered allot by even more open minded perspectives. I had a girlfriend in stage green and when I started to be really authentic and transparent about my inner process and perspectives shifts and all this work we do with Leo, she said I turned too spiritual and it actually let us to break up. Now you said older woman, I never had a older girlfriend in stage green, but I wouldn't be suprised if they get triggered the more authentic you become and tell you something like your "too spiritual" aswell. Yet I haven't dated them so I don't know.

@LastThursday Could you ellaborate a bit more, because to me I don't experience a character as fun, only practical or necessary honestly. Fun would be to be completly authentic to me, yet that driving most people away as they resonate at a lower level.

@Ramasta9 Yes I guess you can find better potential in those crowds

@Ramasta9 Yes, this is very true, we could have a whole discussion on success, but that is a bit off topic. I would say I should seek a little bit more community, because even tho there is allot wrong with most spiritual people, I would say I resonate much more with them, then lets say, your average person at the club. And it would balace maybe everything out. I see your walking very much a path that resonates with you socially, I can respect that. Thank you for sharing.

@Ramasta9 This intresting for sure, I love to dance sometimes I dance even a bit crazy in clubs, cause it feels authentic and people are shocked by it. But when I let my unfiltered self speak that makes most people leave rather triggered hahaha. I guess I am just very honest if I am unfiltered. Its funny, but also a bit sad sometimes, because when I am actually very much less authentic most people in my city seem to resonate much more. I think finding your tribe as you said, places where you can be authentic, beautiful, but sometimes also it is important to be effective with communicating with people outside of that. As you said with your parents, but also in success. In fact I would say its part of becoming successful or atleast that is my belief. Feel free to question my assumptions.

@theleelajoker These are many questions, but I can answer a few as a starter. How do I know ther is a single life purpose? There is no single life purpose in the sense that you will have a purpose forever, some people have a purpose to be a firefighter and after 5 years they don't resonate with it anymore. Therefor even my life purpose might change in 5 years, I would say therefor instead of thinking in words of a final super hero type of purpose, think more of it in what is in allignment for you while giving value. For example, a farmer is giving value, but that doesn't mean everyone resonates with being a farmer. So allignment is key and allignment might change overtime. Especially when you have a lower conscious purpose like being a truck driver or something, then if you grow you will grow out of that faster then a purpose that is more on the higher scales of consciousness. Doesn't mean you can't be conscious and a truck driver, but its very unlikely that that still will resonate with you. What would tell I might be wrong? I don't look at it from an intellectual point, I looked at what resonated with me, if something resonates with me, its not an intellectual decision, that is the big difference. How do I know that others life purpose is simple, stupid and unconscious? This is of course a blunt saying of me, maybe exagurated a bit, but I would say that I rarely find someone have a very high conscious purpose, maybe something like getting people get rid of alcohol, but that even to me doesn't sound like it is super conscious, because lets say people are no longer addicted to drugs or alcohol, are you now helping them to be conscious? No, your just helping them with addiction, many people have gotten rid of alcohol and then became a billionaire chasing money like Grant Cardone, in fact maybe you could even say that Grant Cardone getting of of drugs made the world more unconscious, because not only is he chasing money like a dog, he is encouraging others to do so in great quantity. What makes me sure that my life purpose is not simple, stupid and unconscious? How can you be sure? I guess nothing is full proof, but you can say that if you resonate with something that is beyond ego, meaning status, money, sex, even safety and security, that we are already leaning into a good direction. For example Jesus purpose had nothing to do with status, not only that his status went down, his safety and security was attacked, BECAUSE he had a too high of a purpose for people in the middle ages to resonate with it. It attacked his survival directly yet he never swayed of his purpose, I wouldn't know if I am as hardcore as him, unlikely, but if its not encouraging survival, it is something beyond ego, therefor higher conscious according to me.

@Alexop Yes, I think we are quite similar in that respect. When I was younger, I used to talk about spirituality with people, my girlfriend, all of this Leo stuff, but I quickly learned that people, or at least the people I was talking to, didn’t resonate with it at all and often got triggered. Since then, I’ve completely avoided spiritual topics. I think you’re right that there are other parts of authenticity that aren’t related to that topic or other triggering subjects. Although it may be a bit superficial, it’s still interesting to lean more into that type of authenticity. Food for thought, thank you for sharing. Would you say you feel fulfilled being like this? In other words no character fatigue?

@Natasha Tori Maru I agree that partly validation is important not in the sense that I can´t stand rejection, rather that my success relies upon others validation to a great extend as a performer, youtube creator where I am aiming to shoot for I wouldn´t say virality, but greater exposure, it seems hard to not care about that at all. To answer your question, this is mainly related to me trying to make it in carreer. I guess, because that is where I am trying to focus on social skills for, to help me create in a way that resonates with others, but in doing that I feel split between how I naturally am and how I feel I have to be in the world. Hope that makes sense.