Toby
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@Sahil Pandit classic example of someone who is counterphobic.
For me courage is to stay true to your heart and being willing to feel what you feel, including fear.
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55 minutes ago, Shin said:Can you have responsability for an another being if you don't have it for yourself ?
I don't know...
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Ok, sounded a bit for me like you don't want to have any responsibility at all for other people.
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@Mikael89 do you want to have children? would you love the responsibility?
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I once watched something about native americans and it was said something like growing up they watch the children and notice who is a good leader. It is someone who is just a certain kind of personality and others are naturally respecting that boy / girl. That kid later grows into some kind of leader in that tribe. That what I would call "alpha". You cannot just decide to be an "alpha". The group does. Your personality does. If there is no trust / respect for that leader, it's really not a great leader (for that group).
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18 minutes ago, Emerald said:I watched this video a week or so ago. It's really clear that all this alpha talk is often just a cover for deep insecurities and you can sense it is Elliot's need to delineate alpha men from beta men, to ensure himself to be categorized as an alpha. So, this is a perfect example of that.
That's exactly how I feel about it. He is - imo - a good example for a counterphobic personality. Very insecure trying to put on an act of strength. Easy to spot.
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Funny, having watched that video, I now got recommended this one. Elliot Hulse "there was wisdom in not letting women vote" is as "beta" as it can get:
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"Alpha" is the most ridiculous concept invented. Usually by men with some sort of complex where fear or vulnerability is masked by "strength" or "dominance". It's really ridiculous to use that concept as an inspiration. I mean, is Eckhart Tolle an "alpha"? Is Adyashanti an alpha? They are both probably not very social; yet huge inspiration.
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Never met someone who I consider without any unconscious patterns and also I'm not aware of anyone alive who has no patterns playing. Even with the greatest "teachers" I know of...
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20 minutes ago, Shin said:Blaming everyone for everything that you don't like.
That alone will get you very far !
Yeah, but what about some books. Any recommendations? Or spiritual practices that will work?
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What are the best practices? How did you get into this state?
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For spirituality I would go to both 3 and 4. For "trauma" and capacity to relate ... I would first look at NARM as most of them have SE anyway. But it's more important that you resonate with the "practitioner" than what the approach is.
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42 minutes ago, Yannik said:@Toby Tom Andreas
Never heard of him. Googled him. Not surprised he has no degree as a doctor or psychologist / psychotherapist as what you wrote initially just sounded like the typical bs you find with NLP/systemic "coaching". Although - as I don't know him I cannot say anything about him.
If you are really dealing with "trauma", I'd suggest someone who does
SE: https://www.somatic-experiencing.de/traumatherapeuten-finden/?_loc_l=&_loc_lat=&_loc_lon=&map or
NARM: https://www.drlaurenceheller.com/practitioners_Gr.html
Assuming you are from Cologne, for Spiritual support I would visit for example http://muni-satsang.de/pag/termine.htm or http://www.shantimayi.com/schedule but I guess there is a lot of other things too you could do. -
3 minutes ago, Yannik said:For ages! He's doing it for over 30 years and he's one of the best and most-known in Germany.
Who is it?
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How long has your "life coach" been working with people?
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Could you say what you DO regarding your spiritual / psychological path? Because there are certain practices / behaviours I would not do in your situation as I understand it. For example: I wouldn't do too much meditation, any kind of breathwork, cold showers, too many different spiritual teachers / meetings and so on...
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Sounds a bit like you are afraid of your and the dude's unconscious patterns that are triggered within the relationship. So you wait for yourself and / or the dude to be perfect before considering a relationship. Probably expectation is unrealistic imo.
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I had this about 11 years ago exactly when - supposedly - my kundalini got awakened. lasted for like 1-2 months. never had anything like that since. (and also not before that. no changes in surroundings)
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5 minutes ago, Arhattobe said:@Toby the frog dude Tony mentioned. Forgot his name. Also adyashanti wrote a book with a guy. Resurrecting Jesus. Good book for what comes after mere realisation.
Francis bennet. Christian mystic. Entered non duality. He is now a transgendered person. And clearly is in pain. Dude sees other realms and shit as well.
Edit : Wayne wirs is his name
oh, ok... although I don't think Adyashanti "wrote" any book with him. Resurrecting Jesus is a book based on a talk at sounds true (Tami Simon) afair.
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5 minutes ago, Arhattobe said:@Tony 845 there were 2 non dual teachers that committed suicide.
Radha ma is probably one of them. Who is the other one?
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20 minutes ago, Robi Steel said:Any highly enlightened people in northern europe? (near amsterdam)
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On 13.11.2018 at 9:49 PM, bejapuskas said:Do you know any enlightened people in central Europe, who are organizing events like retreats?
Where exactly do you live and how far are you willing to travel?
For example one guy that also comes to Praha is https://www.gaia-satsang.com/Schedule-dates.html?domain=gaiaE& -
On 13.11.2018 at 3:49 AM, Robby said:I would like to meet an enlightened person face to face. I imagine that being in the presence of someone enlightened would be a profound and powerful experience. I don't know how to go about this. I don't know where to find such a person. Also, I can imagine that someone who is enlightened may not want to be bothered by spiritual seekers. If I were to meet such a person, I wouldn't want to harass them with endless questioning, I'd be tremendously grateful to make myself useful in some way (cleaning the house, chores, waxing their car like the karate kid, whatever I can offer lol) just to be in the presence of someone who has radically elevated his/her consciousness. Now I live in southern California and it probably wouldn't be financially prudent for me to leave the country as of now, but if anyone has any advice on how or where I can meet someone I would greatly appreciate it. I didn't know where to start looking, so I thought I would start here.
Adyashanti and his gang (people that he asked to teach like his wife Mukti, John Bernie and others) are also from the Bay area: https://web.archive.org/web/20170930014111/www.adyashanti.org/index.php?file=teachers
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25 minutes ago, LaucherJunge said:@bejapuskas I mean especially the red pill and blue pill stuff, realize that you have the power to create your world, if you want to live in the mainstream worlds of blue or red pill, you will sure never fulfill your hearts true desire. I feel like some people here are not at all connected to their heart, to their desires, their passion. That way you will never experience genuine love, which in my opinion is the most beautiful thing life has to offer, your heart is capable of this love for anyone even yourself at all times, but of course you need to really get in touch with it.
has this love you are talking about the capacity to say "no" and set boundaries?
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I'm not doing it right now though would be interesting to...
I like dreamwork of LLewellyn Vaughan-Lee (successor of Irina Tweddie):
- https://goldensufi.org/a_HP_Dreams_Reconnecting_Sacred.html
- https://goldensufi.org/a_sufi_dreamwork.html
- Books: for example "Catching the Thread: Sufism, Dreamwork, & Jungian Psychology" and "In the Company of Friends: Dreamwork within a Sufi Group"