Aubrey Marcus

in the person that you're with. So, these deeper mystical traditions and truths, a lot of them are pointing to this radical honesty with yourself and just acknowledging, you know, like... And I think, you know, for better or worse, I've experienced a lot of the different, you know, challenges. I've experienced jealousy and I've experienced rage. I've experienced addiction.

I've experienced a lot of these things and I'm comfortable talking about them because I'm not the person I was when I experienced those things. I'm the person who grew from those experiences. So allowing yourself to be almost reborn anew. Another one of my favorite quotes from Heraclitus, no person steps in the same river twice because it's not the same river and not the same person.

I've experienced a lot of these things and I'm comfortable talking about them because I'm not the person I was when I experienced those things. I'm the person who grew from those experiences. So allowing yourself to be almost reborn anew. Another one of my favorite quotes from Heraclitus, no person steps in the same river twice because it's not the same river and not the same person.

I've experienced a lot of these things and I'm comfortable talking about them because I'm not the person I was when I experienced those things. I'm the person who grew from those experiences. So allowing yourself to be almost reborn anew. Another one of my favorite quotes from Heraclitus, no person steps in the same river twice because it's not the same river and not the same person.

And so just allowing yourself to be free, not shackled by who you have been, but to step into this new life that you are in.

And so just allowing yourself to be free, not shackled by who you have been, but to step into this new life that you are in.

And so just allowing yourself to be free, not shackled by who you have been, but to step into this new life that you are in.

Yeah. And I think you can also say, that's exactly where I was.

Yeah. And I think you can also say, that's exactly where I was.

Yeah. And I think you can also say, that's exactly where I was.

You know, I'm not what I did.

You know, I'm not what I did.

You know, I'm not what I did.

At some level, you are what you do. Like, you are what you repeatedly do. But you're not what you repeatedly did. You can change that at any point in time.

At some level, you are what you do. Like, you are what you repeatedly do. But you're not what you repeatedly did. You can change that at any point in time.

At some level, you are what you do. Like, you are what you repeatedly do. But you're not what you repeatedly did. You can change that at any point in time.

Yeah, that's the paradox.

Yeah, that's the paradox.

Yeah, that's the paradox.

Whatever it was, it's worthy of love and you can do better too. And you can still be on that quest of evolution and transformation where you'll be capable of doing more and more beautiful things. So it's not that you're completely divorced from your being and becoming and what you are and what you do.