André Duqum

And I'm curious, like the last gate seems to be like letting go of the story completely that I am an addict even. And like there is this... And I understand it's a delicate situation and thing to balance, you know, because there is this maybe fear of temptation around substance or, you know, you want to guard your behaviors or something.

And I'm curious, like the last gate seems to be like letting go of the story completely that I am an addict even. And like there is this... And I understand it's a delicate situation and thing to balance, you know, because there is this maybe fear of temptation around substance or, you know, you want to guard your behaviors or something.

And I'm curious, like the last gate seems to be like letting go of the story completely that I am an addict even. And like there is this... And I understand it's a delicate situation and thing to balance, you know, because there is this maybe fear of temptation around substance or, you know, you want to guard your behaviors or something.

But I just wonder how much energy we use, like literally physiologically to uphold these false assumptions about ourself and how much free energy, like how much energy gets freed up and the dissolution of that.

But I just wonder how much energy we use, like literally physiologically to uphold these false assumptions about ourself and how much free energy, like how much energy gets freed up and the dissolution of that.

But I just wonder how much energy we use, like literally physiologically to uphold these false assumptions about ourself and how much free energy, like how much energy gets freed up and the dissolution of that.

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Yeah, it's so amazing when you get beyond the story of yourself that have been passed down quite literally, possibly for many people, for generations and generations and generations. And you discover the unique creative pulse that lives within you that is like that one of the eight billion faces on the diamond.

Yeah, it's so amazing when you get beyond the story of yourself that have been passed down quite literally, possibly for many people, for generations and generations and generations. And you discover the unique creative pulse that lives within you that is like that one of the eight billion faces on the diamond.

Yeah, it's so amazing when you get beyond the story of yourself that have been passed down quite literally, possibly for many people, for generations and generations and generations. And you discover the unique creative pulse that lives within you that is like that one of the eight billion faces on the diamond.

And then it's beautiful because you then get to be a true representation of your unique perspective in life. And however that shows up, you know, and if you're an artist, that means that your music is going to be not recreatable because it's unique to what wants to come through you. You describe this energy when you work with people in your mastermind and they feel physiologically lighter.

And then it's beautiful because you then get to be a true representation of your unique perspective in life. And however that shows up, you know, and if you're an artist, that means that your music is going to be not recreatable because it's unique to what wants to come through you. You describe this energy when you work with people in your mastermind and they feel physiologically lighter.

And then it's beautiful because you then get to be a true representation of your unique perspective in life. And however that shows up, you know, and if you're an artist, that means that your music is going to be not recreatable because it's unique to what wants to come through you. You describe this energy when you work with people in your mastermind and they feel physiologically lighter.

It reminded me of this section of this book I read. I don't know if you've heard On Having No Head by Harding. But it's great. It's a book on non-duality, pretty thin. He describes in the recognition of one's true nature some things that cascade. And I just want to kind of riff off. I'll just list these off and see how it resonates. So a complex of interrelated things.

It reminded me of this section of this book I read. I don't know if you've heard On Having No Head by Harding. But it's great. It's a book on non-duality, pretty thin. He describes in the recognition of one's true nature some things that cascade. And I just want to kind of riff off. I'll just list these off and see how it resonates. So a complex of interrelated things.

It reminded me of this section of this book I read. I don't know if you've heard On Having No Head by Harding. But it's great. It's a book on non-duality, pretty thin. He describes in the recognition of one's true nature some things that cascade. And I just want to kind of riff off. I'll just list these off and see how it resonates. So a complex of interrelated things.

psychophysical changes, including whole body alertness in place of the heady intermittent sort, a reduction of stress, particularly in the region of the eyes and mouth and neck as if one were at last letting them go, a progressive lowering of one's center of gravity as if losing one's head were finding one's heart and guts and feet, which are now rooted in the earth, a striking downward shift of one's breathing as if it were a belly function,

psychophysical changes, including whole body alertness in place of the heady intermittent sort, a reduction of stress, particularly in the region of the eyes and mouth and neck as if one were at last letting them go, a progressive lowering of one's center of gravity as if losing one's head were finding one's heart and guts and feet, which are now rooted in the earth, a striking downward shift of one's breathing as if it were a belly function,