André Duqum

And it's, I think it's a subtle repatterning. You know, there's like, I, in my experience, have a bigger insight or awareness or expanded of how things are happening. And then it's like the continual integrative process of repatterning anytime little subtleties show up.

Yeah, for sure.

Yeah, for sure.

Yeah, for sure.

it's felt good just creating more and more space for that.

it's felt good just creating more and more space for that.

it's felt good just creating more and more space for that.

And I find myself being more pulled from that state. Now these days, like earlier on, meditation was more disciplined, almost militant in my approach to it, which is great for the benefits or whatever, but still creating that mental prison that you're living within. And now it's like,

And I find myself being more pulled from that state. Now these days, like earlier on, meditation was more disciplined, almost militant in my approach to it, which is great for the benefits or whatever, but still creating that mental prison that you're living within. And now it's like,

And I find myself being more pulled from that state. Now these days, like earlier on, meditation was more disciplined, almost militant in my approach to it, which is great for the benefits or whatever, but still creating that mental prison that you're living within. And now it's like,

going to meditate because that's you know generally being pulled and called you know and devotion versus discipline and really heart instead of the mind as much and yeah palpable shift and it's a commitment out of

going to meditate because that's you know generally being pulled and called you know and devotion versus discipline and really heart instead of the mind as much and yeah palpable shift and it's a commitment out of

going to meditate because that's you know generally being pulled and called you know and devotion versus discipline and really heart instead of the mind as much and yeah palpable shift and it's a commitment out of

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.