André Duqum

The seeker is the sought.

Yeah.

The analogy of the lighthouse of, you know, looking for its own light, realizing that it's the source of its own illumination.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What do you think we're fundamentally looking for?

Yeah, I'm curious your thoughts on how this like journey doesn't end.

Yeah.

You know, it's like you realize these things, then it's like, okay, you know, there's a lot of work that needs to be done and there's nothing that needs to be done.

Yeah.

But like asking what does the world fundamentally need and then just like living your life in service to that.

It doesn't, that's not how it works for me.

what you just described and like the energy that you're coming from with a lot of the work that you're doing, I think is a message that needs to be heard so much right now because there's this pervasive manosphere message of the hustle and grind culture.

And like, I don't know, maybe there's a developmental process in which that's something a lot of people need to grow through and find out the emptiness of it or that it's just not as clean of a fuel source as the other one.

Yeah.

But we don't have much conscious, enlightened leadership that are living the example of, like, doing what you're doing from the place in which you're doing it from.

At least it's not as loud on social media.

Yeah, it's definitely not as loud.

Yeah, this is something I'm glad we're touching on.

The Taoist maxim says that the master does nothing yet leaves nothing undone.