André Duqum

And I think there's something freeing about just admitting that we don't know what's outside of our direct experience.

And I think there's something freeing about just admitting that we don't know what's outside of our direct experience.

And I think there's something freeing about just admitting that we don't know what's outside of our direct experience.

Yeah. And it is that balance, right? Because... it comes back to like living where I am open to the spontaneous synchronicity and coincidence that presents itself and you know if somebody wants to you know send me a message and I happen to read it about my how my Libra is in north my north node is in Libra or whatever like ultimately I'm in a similar position with you.

Yeah. And it is that balance, right? Because... it comes back to like living where I am open to the spontaneous synchronicity and coincidence that presents itself and you know if somebody wants to you know send me a message and I happen to read it about my how my Libra is in north my north node is in Libra or whatever like ultimately I'm in a similar position with you.

Yeah. And it is that balance, right? Because... it comes back to like living where I am open to the spontaneous synchronicity and coincidence that presents itself and you know if somebody wants to you know send me a message and I happen to read it about my how my Libra is in north my north node is in Libra or whatever like ultimately I'm in a similar position with you.

And like, if anything is genuinely providing value and insight to where you're living better with greater awareness and compassion and it comes in whatever form, then great. Like, cool.

And like, if anything is genuinely providing value and insight to where you're living better with greater awareness and compassion and it comes in whatever form, then great. Like, cool.

And like, if anything is genuinely providing value and insight to where you're living better with greater awareness and compassion and it comes in whatever form, then great. Like, cool.

Yeah. And it's great that there are just as many people that are paths, you know, and so many different ways up the mountain. And thank God we're not all on the same trail because it'd be very crowded. But also- we'd have the same view. And it's cool to be able to have the different views.

Yeah. And it's great that there are just as many people that are paths, you know, and so many different ways up the mountain. And thank God we're not all on the same trail because it'd be very crowded. But also- we'd have the same view. And it's cool to be able to have the different views.

Yeah. And it's great that there are just as many people that are paths, you know, and so many different ways up the mountain. And thank God we're not all on the same trail because it'd be very crowded. But also- we'd have the same view. And it's cool to be able to have the different views.

And we were just talking beforehand a little bit of some of the different paths and they all have their unique value in different ways. And I find for sure the scientific approach with Vipassana and Dhamma is really important. And how applicable it is to our immediacy of experience and the deepening of our awareness of whatever's happening.

And we were just talking beforehand a little bit of some of the different paths and they all have their unique value in different ways. And I find for sure the scientific approach with Vipassana and Dhamma is really important. And how applicable it is to our immediacy of experience and the deepening of our awareness of whatever's happening.

And we were just talking beforehand a little bit of some of the different paths and they all have their unique value in different ways. And I find for sure the scientific approach with Vipassana and Dhamma is really important. And how applicable it is to our immediacy of experience and the deepening of our awareness of whatever's happening.

Like the teaching is to be observed where there's an abnormality in the breath and a biochemical sensation somewhere in the body that's attached to every sensation that's happening, right? And so the fundamental craving we have for a pleasant experience of life drives us to do so many things and it goes so subtle, right? Like it gets deeper and deeper and more subtle in its refinement.

Like the teaching is to be observed where there's an abnormality in the breath and a biochemical sensation somewhere in the body that's attached to every sensation that's happening, right? And so the fundamental craving we have for a pleasant experience of life drives us to do so many things and it goes so subtle, right? Like it gets deeper and deeper and more subtle in its refinement.

Like the teaching is to be observed where there's an abnormality in the breath and a biochemical sensation somewhere in the body that's attached to every sensation that's happening, right? And so the fundamental craving we have for a pleasant experience of life drives us to do so many things and it goes so subtle, right? Like it gets deeper and deeper and more subtle in its refinement.

Yeah.

Yeah.