One tidbit I have from a teacher of mine is this peculiar analogy. She told me, everyone has to row his/her own boat. What I think she meant was that every person is on their own life journeys, and each person bears the responsibility to can propel themselves forward. Whatever may come to pass, while a friend, lover, parent, brother or sister wish to assuage your suffering, they cannot bear it for you. On the other hand, maybe you are a refuge of stability, like a tree where others take shelter from the storms in their life. Others seek your shelter, yet you know as well as any that you cannot take these away from them. A small thing for her to say at the time, but one that stuck with me. What tidbits of wisdom have past teachers imparted on to you?
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What has been by far the most important is non-dual: a direct transmission of how to still the mind, so that I can stay in a state of no thoughts being created, no suffering nor pleasure disturbing the state, and ultimately being very rested when "falling out" of it :-)
Will get around to writing about things like that soon, but its more of a challenge than tech, Bitcoin or even fighting the WEF/NWO monsters haha!
And yet it is actually an integral part of that fight...
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I believe you are right. Meditation, of some kind or other, is a prerequisite of being able to handle fiat vampires. The world needs more of this.
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Great reminder. It's so important for me to remember that I can't save anyone.
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My best teachers have come and gone.
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I just heard a similar comment lately from a coworker.
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Some of the best wisdom can take years to land as you weren’t ready but when it hits it hits
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