Diego 'Yung Pueblo' Perez
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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Collectively, misery has gone out of style. I grew up really poor. I was being so deeply imprinted with sadness. And what I ended up doing was try to numb myself so that I wouldn't have to be aware of my own pain. But when I started meditating, there was this idea of internal liberation, literally the freedom from misery, the misery that we cause ourselves.
Collectively, misery has gone out of style. I grew up really poor. I was being so deeply imprinted with sadness. And what I ended up doing was try to numb myself so that I wouldn't have to be aware of my own pain. But when I started meditating, there was this idea of internal liberation, literally the freedom from misery, the misery that we cause ourselves.
And then when you, life changes dramatically after that.
And then when you, life changes dramatically after that.
It's not so much about the other person, but it's about how you feel when you're with them.
It's not so much about the other person, but it's about how you feel when you're with them.
Tip number one is...
Tip number one is...
Thank you so much. I'm so happy to be here.
Thank you so much. I'm so happy to be here.
Yeah, it took on a lot of meaning over time. I initially put that name together just because it was like an honor to my Ecuadorian roots because I was born in Ecuador, but grew up in the United States. And as I started meditating, I started realizing that I'm really immature. I have a lot of growing to do, but I've also been a big fan of history. I've been studying history since I could read.
Yeah, it took on a lot of meaning over time. I initially put that name together just because it was like an honor to my Ecuadorian roots because I was born in Ecuador, but grew up in the United States. And as I started meditating, I started realizing that I'm really immature. I have a lot of growing to do, but I've also been a big fan of history. I've been studying history since I could read.
And I saw that humanity as a whole, Like we don't know the basic fundamentals that we try to teach children. When a child is like three or four years old, we're trying to teach them how to clean up after themselves, how to share, to not hit each other, to tell the truth, to be generally kind to each other.
And I saw that humanity as a whole, Like we don't know the basic fundamentals that we try to teach children. When a child is like three or four years old, we're trying to teach them how to clean up after themselves, how to share, to not hit each other, to tell the truth, to be generally kind to each other.
And these are things that individuals may have mastered, but as a human collective, we haven't mastered these things at all. So the name Young Pueblo to me, it's more so a reminder to me personally to just remember that humanity is in this moment of maturing in a great transition.
And these are things that individuals may have mastered, but as a human collective, we haven't mastered these things at all. So the name Young Pueblo to me, it's more so a reminder to me personally to just remember that humanity is in this moment of maturing and a great transition.
And I think that it's interesting to me that there are so many people, literally millions of people out there who are meditating, millions of people who are using different forms of therapy. And it almost feels like collectively we're just, you know, like misery has gone out of style.
And I think that it's interesting to me that there are so many people, literally millions of people out there who are meditating, millions of people who are using different forms of therapy. And it almost feels like collectively we're just, you know, like misery has gone out of style.
We're exhausted by misery and we're like, okay, I want to figure out how to feel better, whether that's in my mind or in my body.
We're exhausted by misery and we're like, okay, I want to figure out how to feel better, whether that's in my mind or in my body.
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