Zach Bush

It was a part of the journey that you were going to fly through. And if you start to give up the idea of getting to your intention, you start to find freedom in your own life.

And so this is where I think the real freedom is going to come into humanity as we start to just let go of all the things we've been clinging to that create the friction that we then hold on harder and we get mad at and we judge and then we create pain.

And so this is where I think the real freedom is going to come into humanity as we start to just let go of all the things we've been clinging to that create the friction that we then hold on harder and we get mad at and we judge and then we create pain.

And so this is where I think the real freedom is going to come into humanity as we start to just let go of all the things we've been clinging to that create the friction that we then hold on harder and we get mad at and we judge and then we create pain.

And so it's not until you're in so much pain that you finally let go of the things around you and that kind of near-death experience that you find yourself moving freely again and there's new life on the other side of the pain.

And so it's not until you're in so much pain that you finally let go of the things around you and that kind of near-death experience that you find yourself moving freely again and there's new life on the other side of the pain.

And so it's not until you're in so much pain that you finally let go of the things around you and that kind of near-death experience that you find yourself moving freely again and there's new life on the other side of the pain.

In my experience, it's more pain. So I had to go through more mental strife to get myself out of academia than humanly possible until I shattered my brain. Then I had to go through 15 years of breaking my heart until I shattered that container. And now I've found myself in this very still point.

In my experience, it's more pain. So I had to go through more mental strife to get myself out of academia than humanly possible until I shattered my brain. Then I had to go through 15 years of breaking my heart until I shattered that container. And now I've found myself in this very still point.

In my experience, it's more pain. So I had to go through more mental strife to get myself out of academia than humanly possible until I shattered my brain. Then I had to go through 15 years of breaking my heart until I shattered that container. And now I've found myself in this very still point.

So for me, there was such a value system on the doingness and the flow and being the next thing and going to the next place that I didn't even know what it would feel like to be still. And if you'd talked to me six months ago as you did,

So for me, there was such a value system on the doingness and the flow and being the next thing and going to the next place that I didn't even know what it would feel like to be still. And if you'd talked to me six months ago as you did,

So for me, there was such a value system on the doingness and the flow and being the next thing and going to the next place that I didn't even know what it would feel like to be still. And if you'd talked to me six months ago as you did,

I'm sure I would have thought I was still I'm sure I would have been known about stillness of like oh yeah that's why we do mindfulness that's why we do breath work I thought I honestly did think that I knew what that was but I was living in this torrent of energy that I would call a human heart or the experience of living out of that this energy system of a human at the chest and

I'm sure I would have thought I was still I'm sure I would have been known about stillness of like oh yeah that's why we do mindfulness that's why we do breath work I thought I honestly did think that I knew what that was but I was living in this torrent of energy that I would call a human heart or the experience of living out of that this energy system of a human at the chest and

I'm sure I would have thought I was still I'm sure I would have been known about stillness of like oh yeah that's why we do mindfulness that's why we do breath work I thought I honestly did think that I knew what that was but I was living in this torrent of energy that I would call a human heart or the experience of living out of that this energy system of a human at the chest and

I would have discomfort in my life all the time because I had exited the safe things in my life. I had exited the beliefs that I need to hold on to, you know, a woman to create a safe haven.

I would have discomfort in my life all the time because I had exited the safe things in my life. I had exited the beliefs that I need to hold on to, you know, a woman to create a safe haven.

I would have discomfort in my life all the time because I had exited the safe things in my life. I had exited the beliefs that I need to hold on to, you know, a woman to create a safe haven.

And I needed to create kids through that so that there was a sense of dependence that I would, you know, be valued by society and or need to create companies that then grew and then employed lots of people so that I would have value that I was providing for all these families and all of those systems of belief.