André Duqum

But now I think it's important because a lot of people are identified with that terminology too. Seeker or searcher. And so there is a component of...

But now I think it's important because a lot of people are identified with that terminology too. Seeker or searcher. And so there is a component of...

But now I think it's important because a lot of people are identified with that terminology too. Seeker or searcher. And so there is a component of...

conclusions are like a death unto themself.

conclusions are like a death unto themself.

conclusions are like a death unto themself.

Yeah. I'll send you an invoice for realizing that I don't know, neither do you.

Yeah. I'll send you an invoice for realizing that I don't know, neither do you.

Yeah. I'll send you an invoice for realizing that I don't know, neither do you.

What is it about the ego that fears to be wrong, fundamentally? Its own death. Something that is illusory to begin with is afraid of its own death.

What is it about the ego that fears to be wrong, fundamentally? Its own death. Something that is illusory to begin with is afraid of its own death.

What is it about the ego that fears to be wrong, fundamentally? Its own death. Something that is illusory to begin with is afraid of its own death.

For example, somebody who does fundamentally believe they're undesirable, their actions are going to be commensurate with proving that in ways that we're not fully aware to, right?

For example, somebody who does fundamentally believe they're undesirable, their actions are going to be commensurate with proving that in ways that we're not fully aware to, right?

For example, somebody who does fundamentally believe they're undesirable, their actions are going to be commensurate with proving that in ways that we're not fully aware to, right?

With people that deal with addiction, I find that for people that have gone through recovery and maybe are 10, 20, 30 years down the road, I have wondered, often they still use the verbiage of like, I'm an addict.

With people that deal with addiction, I find that for people that have gone through recovery and maybe are 10, 20, 30 years down the road, I have wondered, often they still use the verbiage of like, I'm an addict.

With people that deal with addiction, I find that for people that have gone through recovery and maybe are 10, 20, 30 years down the road, I have wondered, often they still use the verbiage of like, I'm an addict.

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.