Diego 'Yung Pueblo' Perez

And I like the historical example of the French Revolution where there were people who had really powerful ideals, wanted to create a republic, give people power. And then once they killed the king, a massacre happened.

And it's interesting where there is always the chance that if you're working towards something that is good, but if you don't heal yourself, you end up recreating the thing that you were once fighting against. And power has this ability to, it almost functions like a magnet and it just pulls out the rough parts of the ego. And you see this historically.

People are trying to change the world for the better and then they get power and it's like, whoa, what happened to that person?

And I think that's why these two things need to move side by side where you're dealing with your issues, you're cultivating your self-love because if your self-love is real, if it's actually real, it's not just about you, it opens the door to unconditional love for all beings. It's not perfect unconditional love, but it opens that door. And I think that's really important for people to realize.

Once you start really observing yourself and you see that struggle, you know, wow, other people are struggling just like me. And you start having more compassion for them.

It's really true because then you can make anything you want happen. And then that could just bring out all the evils.

It's a really interesting journey. And I've been following your page for a while and I love the way you market. So before I get into all this, because I want to hear your insights as well. My journey with Instagram, I felt intuitively, like after I had meditated a few courses, I knew that I wasn't perfectly wise or perfectly healed, nothing like that, right?

It's a really interesting journey. And I've been following your page for a while and I love the way you market. So before I get into all of this, because I want to hear your insights as well. My journey with Instagram, I felt intuitively, like after I had meditated a few courses, I knew that I wasn't perfectly wise or perfectly healed, nothing like that, right?

But I knew that stuff was changing inside me and I felt better. So I thought, okay, let me... reflect because I could feel my intuition pushing me. You should write, even though you don't know everything, just reflect, reflect openly. And I was really inspired by the first generation Instagram poets because the first generation Instagram, they weren't long form writers, they were poets.

And it was RM Drake and Rupi Kaur, and they were sharing their stuff and simple black and white images. So I thought to myself, I'm like, oh, let me just go out there and reflect. And I knew that I had a very different message from them because they each have their own unique message. But let me also adopt that format of that simple black and white imagery. And it was really powerful.

And it was RM Drake and Rupi Kaur, and they were sharing their stuff and simple black and white images. So I thought to myself, I'm like, oh, let me just go out there and reflect. And I knew that I had a very different message from them because they all, they each have their own unique message. But let me also adopt that format of that simple black and white imagery. And it was really powerful.

I think once I started sharing, it was awesome, like sharing little poems or main themes from what I was writing about. and people would write in the captions. And that was back in a day where it almost felt like the Instagram conversation was healthier. People were just really kind to each other and it took time.

I think once I started sharing, it was awesome, like sharing little poems or main themes from what I was writing about. And people would write in the captions. And that was back in the day where it almost felt like the Instagram conversation was healthier. People were just really kind to each other. And it took time. It took time for, I think, between 2014 to 2017.

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