André Duqum

Yeah. Yeah, no. And I mean, I, out of like all my friends, I'm probably honestly like the most adventurous and silly and rascal. Like whenever we like go on travels or whatever, I'm always like, Climbing the dangerous rocks and doing these things and like that for sure is a big part of me.

Yeah. Yeah, no. And I mean, I, out of like all my friends, I'm probably honestly like the most adventurous and silly and rascal. Like whenever we like go on travels or whatever, I'm always like, Climbing the dangerous rocks and doing these things and like that for sure is a big part of me.

Yeah. Yeah, no. And I mean, I, out of like all my friends, I'm probably honestly like the most adventurous and silly and rascal. Like whenever we like go on travels or whatever, I'm always like, Climbing the dangerous rocks and doing these things and like that for sure is a big part of me.

And, you know, I think previously for sure more in the past, like maybe I would guard that side and all of its aspects being perceived, you know? And so it's been a good process and thanks for chatting with me about it.

And, you know, I think previously for sure more in the past, like maybe I would guard that side and all of its aspects being perceived, you know? And so it's been a good process and thanks for chatting with me about it.

And, you know, I think previously for sure more in the past, like maybe I would guard that side and all of its aspects being perceived, you know? And so it's been a good process and thanks for chatting with me about it.

And that's probably a big invitation also for everyone who's listening, which has been helpful for me, is asking myself that question. At any point throughout my day in conversation with somebody, in creating something, is there... subconscious or conscious cognizance of how something is being perceived externally and how it's being appeared.

And that's probably a big invitation also for everyone who's listening, which has been helpful for me, is asking myself that question. At any point throughout my day in conversation with somebody, in creating something, is there... subconscious or conscious cognizance of how something is being perceived externally and how it's being appeared.

And that's probably a big invitation also for everyone who's listening, which has been helpful for me, is asking myself that question. At any point throughout my day in conversation with somebody, in creating something, is there... subconscious or conscious cognizance of how something is being perceived externally and how it's being appeared.

Because in that alteration of behavior lies where we're trapped and we're not free. So that's been a helpful kind of pointer for my own personal journey, I think.

Because in that alteration of behavior lies where we're trapped and we're not free. So that's been a helpful kind of pointer for my own personal journey, I think.

Because in that alteration of behavior lies where we're trapped and we're not free. So that's been a helpful kind of pointer for my own personal journey, I think.

you know, and it kind of just weaves in as the wider umbrella for this whole conversation of like, we have our waking up process of perceiving who we are beyond the illusion of a self. And we still have our relative history and character logical stuff that we get to work through, um, as it relates to our own internal emotional landscape and connection and relationship with others. And, uh,

you know, and it kind of just weaves in as the wider umbrella for this whole conversation of like, we have our waking up process of perceiving who we are beyond the illusion of a self. And we still have our relative history and character logical stuff that we get to work through, um, as it relates to our own internal emotional landscape and connection and relationship with others. And, uh,

you know, and it kind of just weaves in as the wider umbrella for this whole conversation of like, we have our waking up process of perceiving who we are beyond the illusion of a self. And we still have our relative history and character logical stuff that we get to work through, um, as it relates to our own internal emotional landscape and connection and relationship with others. And, uh,

You know, and it's been talked about through Advaita, through millennia, that even the act or desire to dissolve the ego is in itself an egoic act. Exactly.

You know, and it's been talked about through Advaita, through millennia, that even the act or desire to dissolve the ego is in itself an egoic act. Exactly.

You know, and it's been talked about through Advaita, through millennia, that even the act or desire to dissolve the ego is in itself an egoic act. Exactly.

yeah because wherever you go there you are and your triggers are going to be what they are based on whatever it is that you still got to transcend like you know i say like life will present you with people and circumstances to reveal where you're not free life will present you with people and circumstances to reveal where you're not free it really is a probably my favorite quote of yours and really does encapsulate like what this human experience is and how it how it happens in the reflections and mirrors in our life and

yeah because wherever you go there you are and your triggers are going to be what they are based on whatever it is that you still got to transcend like you know i say like life will present you with people and circumstances to reveal where you're not free life will present you with people and circumstances to reveal where you're not free it really is a probably my favorite quote of yours and really does encapsulate like what this human experience is and how it how it happens in the reflections and mirrors in our life and