André Duqum

Yeah. Because we can often be under the illusion that there's just one day when I reach full enlightenment, I'll finally be able to serve others. And it's a disservice.

So much so, yeah. I have a lot of artist friends and I've seen firsthand, even in my own life, the creative process is such a process of self-discovery and it's really a gift to be able to share that process with other people, even just sharing your own story of what you're struggling through and maybe what insights you've learned along the way, that's just immensely helpful for people.

So much so, yeah. I have a lot of artist friends and I've seen firsthand, even in my own life, the creative process is such a process of self-discovery and it's really a gift to be able to share that process with other people, even just sharing your own story of what you're struggling through and maybe what insights you've learned along the way, that's just immensely helpful for people.

So much so, yeah. I have a lot of artist friends and I've seen firsthand, even in my own life, the creative process is such a process of self-discovery and it's really a gift to be able to share that process with other people, even just sharing your own story of what you're struggling through and maybe what insights you've learned along the way, that's just immensely helpful for people.

Addiction, like you mentioned, is important to look at how it's solving a problem within our own psyche. Like it's getting something right, meaning it's giving this release of tension from self. Yeah.

Addiction, like you mentioned, is important to look at how it's solving a problem within our own psyche. Like it's getting something right, meaning it's giving this release of tension from self. Yeah.

Addiction, like you mentioned, is important to look at how it's solving a problem within our own psyche. Like it's getting something right, meaning it's giving this release of tension from self. Yeah.

What was your journey then moving through that addiction and seeing other people go through their own process of, you know, addiction lies on a spectrum and there are many things that we can find ourselves addiction to. Personality is like the deepest one, perhaps, that we're addicted to fundamentally who we have been.

What was your journey then moving through that addiction and seeing other people go through their own process of, you know, addiction lies on a spectrum and there are many things that we can find ourselves addiction to. Personality is like the deepest one, perhaps, that we're addicted to fundamentally who we have been.

What was your journey then moving through that addiction and seeing other people go through their own process of, you know, addiction lies on a spectrum and there are many things that we can find ourselves addiction to. Personality is like the deepest one, perhaps, that we're addicted to fundamentally who we have been.

And so how does examining these parts, allowing them, welcoming them to the dinner table, start to diffuse the whole addiction we perceive has on us?

And so how does examining these parts, allowing them, welcoming them to the dinner table, start to diffuse the whole addiction we perceive has on us?

And so how does examining these parts, allowing them, welcoming them to the dinner table, start to diffuse the whole addiction we perceive has on us?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So a tool that I think would be good to highlight here, which really just makes it extremely practical in our own daily life and application of all this, is we can have the awareness of these behavioral adaptations and addictions that we have, small or big, right? And

So a tool that I think would be good to highlight here, which really just makes it extremely practical in our own daily life and application of all this, is we can have the awareness of these behavioral adaptations and addictions that we have, small or big, right? And

So a tool that I think would be good to highlight here, which really just makes it extremely practical in our own daily life and application of all this, is we can have the awareness of these behavioral adaptations and addictions that we have, small or big, right? And

A question that I've heard you refer to as well that can be really supportive is just asking, how is this trying to help you, right? How is this part trying to help you?