André Duqum

To take it to one example, like right view.

What does that mean for you?

I think that's an important reminder, Chris, especially...

I mean, I love listening to podcasts.

I'm sure people that listen to mine listen to many others and they hear these words and there's these insights and words that can be shared, but the experience is what essentially can't be transmitted.

And so it kind of comes back to, I feel like that reminder you're giving everyone to like put it into practice and to your own life.

For me, like...

Cultivating right view or like to view things as they are is like one of my strongest aims and desires in life.

To me, it's deeply painful to be living life in my own prism of imagination and coloring circumstance based off my own prejudice.

And I think something I'd love to get your perspective on is there are clear blockers throughout time that many different people

individuals have come to realize that are consistent throughout humanity and the way this human mind and body is set up.

And you refer to the five hindrances.

There's many different ways and frameworks to explore what are the consistent blockages or blockers to accessing our true self.

I think that's really important to go in now.

And I know you have shared many times on different podcasts and whatnot, but I think it's important to keep sharing.

I agree, I think that

especially in the podcast space, it's a delicate balance, right?

Because here we are supposed to be talking on a podcast.

And it's a balance, at least for me, you know, as someone who's asking questions, surely if the seeking and the question asking is sincere, then surely there would become a point in which one no longer wonders about the same questions.

And so for me, I'm in my own inquiry of like what questions are being asked that I think will actually provide a useful framework that eventually will have to fall away, but will be useful in the meantime for those listening.