Brittany

Have you tried going to business networking events in your community? Or entrepreneurship conferences?

Life only gets boring and pointless when you have the crown chakra activated - and the heart chakra and root chakra are not activated. The crown chakra is infinity. The heart chakra is being grounded in love and compassion. And the root chakra is being grounded in the maya and in non-judgement towards the material world. The imbalance of these 3 turns people into zen devils or into nihilistic ghosts.

I don't think you are realizing how much you agree with Jordan Peterson. He is doing the same thing as you are suggesting. It's just Peterson's methods of "keeping the ego in check" suck. haha That's it. But he is ultimately trying to do the same thing you are suggesting. He sees this huge problem too. As the world goes into nihilism, we need structure......but "where" and "who" will create the structure? Jordan Peterson is suggesting to create the structure from tradition, stories, and mythology. Which sucks. haha But it doesn't mean he doesn't see the big picture. Quote from Nietzsche which I feel is the spirit and the soul behind Peterson's anxiety and fear: "...For when Truth battles against the lies of millennia there will be shock waves, earthquakes, the transposition of hills and valleys such as the world has never yet imagined even in its dreams. The concept "politics” then becomes entirely absorbed into the realm of spiritual warfare. All the mighty worlds of the ancient order of society are blown into space—for they are all based on lies: there will be wars the like of which have never been seen on earth before. Only after me will there be grand politics on earth" . I would recommend watching the second debate between Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris. It puts Jordan in a better light regarding his agenda. Peterson's foundation comes from the blue stage viewpoint of "human nature is corrupt without an external source" Peterson needs someone to challenge him on this. But he is not completely blind. He just fell into a hole that he needs help out of. Sam Harris can't help him out of this hole. He needs someone else.

This. Peterson has great material. I am a huge fan of his work. It's great stuff. But don't follow him blindly either. He falls into loop holes often. Think for yourself.

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One of the "curses" of this path, is that you will see with crystal clarity how much people are suffering. Your friends are suffering, your parents are suffering, your siblings are suffering, your lover is suffering, your boss is suffering, the strangers you meet on the street, etc. It is my least favorite part. It's a horror film. And you will see the suffering in celebrities, suffering in your leaders, suffering in everyone you used to "look up to". It is the end of competition. The end of comparing yourself to other people. The end of seeing people on a hierarchy scale.

Sounds like Michelle Phan. She did the same thing. Left youtube 8.9 million subscribers and went into the woods to find herself. And hasn't posted since then.

I am interested in past lives too. haha My mind dismissed it as "woo woo" in the past. No pun intended.

I am in my 20's too but I don't think death is a "long way ahead" anymore. I won't go into details but I almost died last year. We could have died today. We could have died last week or last month. But instead, we are breathing. It's beautiful. Another day is experienced. Fear of death becomes more powerful in our subconscious mind when we think death is "far away" into the future. Thinking "death is for old people" or "death is far away" makes us take life for granted. It makes death this scary monster at the end that will come for us. Versus something that can happen to anyone at any moment regardless of age - which is actually closer to reality. The thought "I could have died 5 seconds ago. But instead, I am still here, breathing, healthy, alive , able to experience more." The replacement of fear with gratitude and wonder.

I love you Leo. Thank you for being a pioneer into the shadow of "our" mind. Thank you for exploring doors, we are not ready to visit ------------------------------- May you be safe. May you be healthy and strong. May you be happy and peaceful. May you be at ease within this world,

@d0ornokey I agree with those 2 things. His congruence is incredible. "When you play “for it” instead of what it “gives you” you win." Gary Vee posted this quote today. This sounds like common sense. But this is deep wisdom to me. What is the "for it"? The "for it" is the present moment. Whatever is happening [now]. The grind. The journey. The process. The in between. The space. This is the place where a musician becomes one with their music. This is place where an artists loses themselves inside of their painting. Time stops in the "for it". It's a kind of death. He is leading people home. But maybe I am just over analyzing him. LOL

I love Gary Vee. His aura feels so good haha I don't care what stage he is in.

I was worried about Rali. I hope he is okay and floating out into infinity somewhere. haha

"You live life in the raw. And you feel more than ever, not less. Your bandwidth is infinite. From the deepest despair to the most ecstatic joy, it all passes through. But the difference is, now, you are not at war with it all. You allow all feelings to surge through. You don’t judge them or try to get rid of them. You are their mother, their sanctuary." - Jeff Foster

This is not the truth. Some 9-5 jobs have yoga and meditation on site. You can do yoga and meditate with your colleagues and bosses. I expect to see this on the rise in the future. Some 9-5 companies are green and yellow stage. Some 9-5's allow you to work remote from your house. Some 9-5's feel like hippie land and are extremely progressive. And if you are disciplined, you can plan your work day to resemble a monastery or ashram. Problem is: we do not have many teachers who teach how to live a calm and zen life in a 9-5 job. While, we have a ton of teachers who teach on living a zen life as an entrepreneur. Living a zen life in a 9-5 job requires extreme discipline and awareness.

Objects don't have ego. The other 3 questions are cool. But I don't know how to answer them. haha Maybe @Leo Gura

Be careful with this - it's a trap. The "me" thinks it's going to win something. But the "me" loses this game. Either way, congrats! It sounds like everything is going well for you. I wish you luck.

Immerse yourself into the dream of other people. Have intimacy with them. Cry with them. Laugh with them. Get mad with them. But remember to set your alarm clock.

Whoa. I am too monk-y for the party scene. haha But this is cool. Thanks for sharing

Trippy haha

In regards to being a wage slave and working 9-5: 1. Are you debt free? 2. Are you spending most of your paycheck on materialism (new TV, new car, new clothes etc.) , escapism and entertainment? 3. Do you have money in savings and investments? The answer to these 3 questions will determine how much freedom you will have working a 9-5.

I work in corporate and I am living proof that you can be in a deeply meditative state during an intense 9-5 job. I have had many spiritual experiences while doing corporate work. haha Some of my most profound epiphanies have been while at work. But there are a TON of obstacles that you need to overcome. 1. Do you wake up 5 minutes before your work day starts? Or do you wake up 3 hours before your work day starts to do your practice? 2. Do you scream at drivers who cut you off in the morning? Or do you practice loving compassion towards them? 3. Do you spend your lunch break gossiping with your colleagues? Or do you spend your lunch break doing yoga or meditating? I can list out 100000 obstacles that you need to overcome at a 9-5 to be in a deeply meditative state. But I don't have time right now. Entrepreneurship simply has less obstacles that attack your "higher self". A 9-5 job is constantly attacking your "higher self". So you have to be more alert.

This is a stage on the path. The misanthropy stage. It won't last forever. The reason you feel empty and in discomfort is because your perspective is not loving. Viewing them as zombies is not loving. Hence, your suffering. Take on the role of a parent and have compassion for them. And then you will feel better. But as long as you see them as zombies, you won't feel good. You have to transcend the misanthropy and see every being as consciousness. And see them as the same source as you. You need more "namaste". haha "The light in me, sees the light in you" = Namaste You aren't practicing Namaste and it is making you feel disturbed and sick. Metta Meditation is really helpful for embodying Namaste. I recommend Metta to all people who fall into nihilism and misanthropy. Those are 2 stages that many people fall into because they were exposed to big truths but weren't connected to their hearts. Congrats on taking the red pill! And good luck!