André Duqum

What is the process to identify and to externalize and to see what are my limiting beliefs if we're so close to it?

Sure.

Sure.

Thank you for sharing.

Yeah.

It's funny to see how we live in a prism of our own making and the projections and the blame that we often externally attribute to others as a reflection of where we're holding the energy within ourselves.

It's a trip.

How life's a mirror like that.

Is it serving?

It also creates...

this tension sometimes where there are still scripts that we're running subconsciously that in many ways do make us suffer to some degree.

But because we've created distance from believing how true they are, it makes it almost harder to make contact with them because you don't really believe them as real.

So it creates distance from the suffering, but it also...

for me, makes it harder to actually make contact with those things, if that makes sense.

Say more, tell me more.

Like, I mean, in the Buddhist contemplative practices, you're waking up to a space of self, a level of vastness of awareness,

that contains all content of experience.

It's a greater context of awareness, you know?

And so the thoughts, the emotions, the belief, instead of being forefront, forebrain, screams, they become background chatter.

You know, they become less prevalent, still there to some degree.