emptiness dancing

Yes. I guess obsidian is more better for security because it stores data in your local storage. I just feel better with roam because it's simpler to use out of the box. I got sucked in into the roam way of thinking before obsidian. Love the community they are building with roam and the direction they are heading. I don't know how both tools will play out in the long run but for now I'm sticking to using roam.

@Leo Guraroamresearch has helped me tremendously with my journaling, notetaking and learning. It introduces this idea of backlinking and daily notes. It has help me with your life purpose course because I could see how my thoughts and values evolve over time. Daily notes is such a simple idea but seeing my thoughts evolve over time is so profound. Even though you haven't wrote your book yet, the schism has begun. ?

Hi, @Leo Gura, Have you heard of roamresearch.com? I believe it's going to be the future of video and book learning including collaborative community building. They have a very active twitter page. https://twitter.com/roamresearch?lang=en This is also quite interesting https://twitter.com/RoamBookClub Check it out, I think it would be perfect for your book, but instead of a static passive book, it would be like a thriving, living, breathing body of work with feedback from you and your audience.

Nice!!!

Thanks for the book review, Sagar.

I don't know...

Dude!!!! You know what all your great trips didn't teach you. The great hidden arcane knowlege of "paragraphs".

Wonderful trip report! Thanks

How do we determine the limitations (or bullshitness) of "spiritual" or post-rational ideas? personally? and communally? Isn't this "science"?

I enjoyed reading that. Thanks.

Congrats

Jon Bernie is awesome. Also check out his http://www.jonbernie.org/podcasts/

I'm Not Living Up To My Full Potential (Part 1) —The Work of Byron Katie

I hear you,