Peter Crone

that comes with consequences for a lot of people you know and that can that can impinge on that sense of family and belonging that is really primal to the human experience so i'm not saying that you throw it all away it's just to recognize that none of it's true

know it's it's i tell people it's all real it's just not true yeah that's an important distinction you know because it helps us not bypass or deny our experience or existence but it also helps us see the illusoriness of something yeah and that's where the freedom comes in otherwise we're just fighting over illusions right like my god is better than yours or whatever it is my particular label or my status is better than yours and it's no it's all made up

know it's it's i tell people it's all real it's just not true yeah that's an important distinction you know because it helps us not bypass or deny our experience or existence but it also helps us see the illusoriness of something yeah and that's where the freedom comes in otherwise we're just fighting over illusions right like my god is better than yours or whatever it is my particular label or my status is better than yours and it's no it's all made up

know it's it's i tell people it's all real it's just not true yeah that's an important distinction you know because it helps us not bypass or deny our experience or existence but it also helps us see the illusoriness of something yeah and that's where the freedom comes in otherwise we're just fighting over illusions right like my god is better than yours or whatever it is my particular label or my status is better than yours and it's no it's all made up

And it's okay. You can still play the role. You don't have to emancipate yourself from your belongings, but emancipate yourself from the person who thinks they need them. It's just a deeper level. I love to have all the trappings and all the toys. It's fun, but I'm not attached. I love to experience companionship and intimacy and relationships, but I do the best I can not to be attached.

And it's okay. You can still play the role. You don't have to emancipate yourself from your belongings, but emancipate yourself from the person who thinks they need them. It's just a deeper level. I love to have all the trappings and all the toys. It's fun, but I'm not attached. I love to experience companionship and intimacy and relationships, but I do the best I can not to be attached.

And it's okay. You can still play the role. You don't have to emancipate yourself from your belongings, but emancipate yourself from the person who thinks they need them. It's just a deeper level. I love to have all the trappings and all the toys. It's fun, but I'm not attached. I love to experience companionship and intimacy and relationships, but I do the best I can not to be attached.

Love is allowing for all of it to come and go and to be in the flow and not to be so...

Love is allowing for all of it to come and go and to be in the flow and not to be so...

Love is allowing for all of it to come and go and to be in the flow and not to be so...

easily upset you know or to be so rigid in the way that things have to occur to us it's like no i'm in the dance i'm in the the trust of life the things are always and all for all of us to our to our benefit to our evolution and we're here to transcend the constraints with which we arrived and this brilliant paradigm has got exactly the circumstances you need for that to eventuate it reminds me earlier you know when we were reflecting on um

easily upset you know or to be so rigid in the way that things have to occur to us it's like no i'm in the dance i'm in the the trust of life the things are always and all for all of us to our to our benefit to our evolution and we're here to transcend the constraints with which we arrived and this brilliant paradigm has got exactly the circumstances you need for that to eventuate it reminds me earlier you know when we were reflecting on um

easily upset you know or to be so rigid in the way that things have to occur to us it's like no i'm in the dance i'm in the the trust of life the things are always and all for all of us to our to our benefit to our evolution and we're here to transcend the constraints with which we arrived and this brilliant paradigm has got exactly the circumstances you need for that to eventuate it reminds me earlier you know when we were reflecting on um

Yeah. And... Yeah. It's so slippery. And the good news is it's all unavoidable. Right? You know, people are like, well, what should I do? I'm like, just keep living.

Yeah. And... Yeah. It's so slippery. And the good news is it's all unavoidable. Right? You know, people are like, well, what should I do? I'm like, just keep living.

Yeah. And... Yeah. It's so slippery. And the good news is it's all unavoidable. Right? You know, people are like, well, what should I do? I'm like, just keep living.

Something more subtle, something more refined, yeah. And I think we're so far away from what it is if we were to put it in the word of what is our potential, right? Like, you know, potential is something that gets actualized over time. It's not like you could realize your potential, like it's a finite thing. It's never ending, which is why this is such an extraordinary game, right?

Something more subtle, something more refined, yeah. And I think we're so far away from what it is if we were to put it in the word of what is our potential, right? Like, you know, potential is something that gets actualized over time. It's not like you could realize your potential, like it's a finite thing. It's never ending, which is why this is such an extraordinary game, right?

Something more subtle, something more refined, yeah. And I think we're so far away from what it is if we were to put it in the word of what is our potential, right? Like, you know, potential is something that gets actualized over time. It's not like you could realize your potential, like it's a finite thing. It's never ending, which is why this is such an extraordinary game, right?

The mountain without a top. For as much as I've garnered and learned and realized and let go of and shared and reconciled and mitigated, like it's, okay, there's something that happened last month that I'm like, oh shit, I didn't even see that too, you know? And it's just beautiful because it's like, It's like a sport. Like I love golf, right?