Cory Muscara

And so I know you started to wake up to this realization as well yourself, and then you decided to go spend six months as a monk. And so talk to me about awakening to that realization and that transition and what then led you to make such a radical choice.

And so I know you started to wake up to this realization as well yourself, and then you decided to go spend six months as a monk. And so talk to me about awakening to that realization and that transition and what then led you to make such a radical choice.

I'm looking forward to hearing what ensued afterwards. But that insight you just shared about primary and secondary pain, you know, about the

I'm looking forward to hearing what ensued afterwards. But that insight you just shared about primary and secondary pain, you know, about the

I'm looking forward to hearing what ensued afterwards. But that insight you just shared about primary and secondary pain, you know, about the

reality of having a human body that experiences things but then the recycling and multiplication of that that our mind does as you know per habit is a really liberating perspective because then we can stop being prisoners to our experience and we can actually be liberators of it and one framing that i love around this too was experience awareness and story and so i would love if you could share a couple more examples of that and how it could be

reality of having a human body that experiences things but then the recycling and multiplication of that that our mind does as you know per habit is a really liberating perspective because then we can stop being prisoners to our experience and we can actually be liberators of it and one framing that i love around this too was experience awareness and story and so i would love if you could share a couple more examples of that and how it could be

reality of having a human body that experiences things but then the recycling and multiplication of that that our mind does as you know per habit is a really liberating perspective because then we can stop being prisoners to our experience and we can actually be liberators of it and one framing that i love around this too was experience awareness and story and so i would love if you could share a couple more examples of that and how it could be

practice and practical for anybody who's listening right now that is living life that has an experience the awareness of that experience and the stories that we unconsciously or consciously continue to label on top of that and how it's important to differentiate the three yeah

practice and practical for anybody who's listening right now that is living life that has an experience the awareness of that experience and the stories that we unconsciously or consciously continue to label on top of that and how it's important to differentiate the three yeah

practice and practical for anybody who's listening right now that is living life that has an experience the awareness of that experience and the stories that we unconsciously or consciously continue to label on top of that and how it's important to differentiate the three yeah

All great thoughts, right?

All great thoughts, right?

All great thoughts, right?

replacing disempowering stories with empowering ones, and then also waking up to an awareness that encompasses and will always be the background field in which any story arises, really support each other. And again, it can be easy to get sucked into one camp or the other.

replacing disempowering stories with empowering ones, and then also waking up to an awareness that encompasses and will always be the background field in which any story arises, really support each other. And again, it can be easy to get sucked into one camp or the other.

replacing disempowering stories with empowering ones, and then also waking up to an awareness that encompasses and will always be the background field in which any story arises, really support each other. And again, it can be easy to get sucked into one camp or the other.

I think it's great to replace old narratives that are old conditioning passed down through culture, family, genes, whatever, with new ones. You know, I am worthy is much better than I'm not worthy in terms of your internal experience and the fruits that it's going to bear in your external reality.

I think it's great to replace old narratives that are old conditioning passed down through culture, family, genes, whatever, with new ones. You know, I am worthy is much better than I'm not worthy in terms of your internal experience and the fruits that it's going to bear in your external reality.

I think it's great to replace old narratives that are old conditioning passed down through culture, family, genes, whatever, with new ones. You know, I am worthy is much better than I'm not worthy in terms of your internal experience and the fruits that it's going to bear in your external reality.