Peter Crone

Yeah, but it still comes down to this primal need as a human being to be wanted, to be loved and accepted, to be safe.

Yeah, but it still comes down to this primal need as a human being to be wanted, to be loved and accepted, to be safe.

Yeah, but it still comes down to this primal need as a human being to be wanted, to be loved and accepted, to be safe.

Yeah, I mean, those formative years, because as I said, it gets really subtle. I say these are the constraints with which we arrive, you know, which is just my take. People could argue the other way around, meaning that this dimension of planet Earth being human is we're here to reconcile and transcend these limitations.

Yeah, I mean, those formative years, because as I said, it gets really subtle. I say these are the constraints with which we arrive, you know, which is just my take. People could argue the other way around, meaning that this dimension of planet Earth being human is we're here to reconcile and transcend these limitations.

Yeah, I mean, those formative years, because as I said, it gets really subtle. I say these are the constraints with which we arrive, you know, which is just my take. People could argue the other way around, meaning that this dimension of planet Earth being human is we're here to reconcile and transcend these limitations.

So it's not because mom said or dad said, I would assert those souls wanted to have the experience of whatever that feeling of being dismissed or not wanted is so that they could transcend it. But most people don't look at life that way. They just try and get rid of the pain. You know, that's why we have pick your poison, right? Like alcohol, food, sex, prescription drugs, street drugs, whatever.

So it's not because mom said or dad said, I would assert those souls wanted to have the experience of whatever that feeling of being dismissed or not wanted is so that they could transcend it. But most people don't look at life that way. They just try and get rid of the pain. You know, that's why we have pick your poison, right? Like alcohol, food, sex, prescription drugs, street drugs, whatever.

So it's not because mom said or dad said, I would assert those souls wanted to have the experience of whatever that feeling of being dismissed or not wanted is so that they could transcend it. But most people don't look at life that way. They just try and get rid of the pain. You know, that's why we have pick your poison, right? Like alcohol, food, sex, prescription drugs, street drugs, whatever.

Whatever it is, right? And so actually, for me, the opportunity that it is to be human is go, oh, I'm a boundless, limitless, timeless soul incarnated into this three-dimensional Mitsu with a narrative that is based in some sort of limitation. And the game is, can I break free from that? That's the game.

Whatever it is, right? And so actually, for me, the opportunity that it is to be human is go, oh, I'm a boundless, limitless, timeless soul incarnated into this three-dimensional Mitsu with a narrative that is based in some sort of limitation. And the game is, can I break free from that? That's the game.

Whatever it is, right? And so actually, for me, the opportunity that it is to be human is go, oh, I'm a boundless, limitless, timeless soul incarnated into this three-dimensional Mitsu with a narrative that is based in some sort of limitation. And the game is, can I break free from that? That's the game.

That to me is the purpose of life, is to break free from the limitations with which we arrived.

That to me is the purpose of life, is to break free from the limitations with which we arrived.

That to me is the purpose of life, is to break free from the limitations with which we arrived.

I'm alone and also a big story of loss. Anything that's of value to me is gonna leave. So my very first girlfriend, I was like, I compensated. I was a good guy, but I was the perfect boyfriend.

I'm alone and also a big story of loss. Anything that's of value to me is gonna leave. So my very first girlfriend, I was like, I compensated. I was a good guy, but I was the perfect boyfriend.

I'm alone and also a big story of loss. Anything that's of value to me is gonna leave. So my very first girlfriend, I was like, I compensated. I was a good guy, but I was the perfect boyfriend.

But as a compensation, yeah, which eventually it's not gonna work, right? She literally said, I feel suffocated by your love. Right. And I was like, what's the fucking problem? There's so much love. But then when I got it, which is my awakening to my own behaviors, like, holy shit. Like, yeah, it wasn't real. It wasn't authentic. It was real, but it wasn't true, you know?

But as a compensation, yeah, which eventually it's not gonna work, right? She literally said, I feel suffocated by your love. Right. And I was like, what's the fucking problem? There's so much love. But then when I got it, which is my awakening to my own behaviors, like, holy shit. Like, yeah, it wasn't real. It wasn't authentic. It was real, but it wasn't true, you know?