That 'What the hell did I get myself into?!' feeling I can somewhat relate to. I had that on ayahuasca at one point, in a much more severe way though, since there was no choice, no option for me to escape, to quit. It felt like I had just made the greatest and absolutely most fatal mistake of my life and beyond. In retrospect I see how that's the controlling mind fearing for its survival. The expectations I had of the experience were part of the limited mind and the experience itself was beyond. When you take ayahuasca, then by nature you don't know what you're getting yourself into.That's the whole point. It's good. And in following experiences with the brew, it kept messing with my expectations. This indicates what appoach to take in life; how fear can prevent stuff from happening, including the fear of nothing happening.
A profound thing I have uncovered is to connect the mind to the body at all times or in those restless times and really experience what the body is feeling as most of the times we are in caught up in our thoughts rather than connecting the thoughts to the body. Once the connection is made then we can understand our experiences in a better way. There is no past, no future, only now.
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That 'What the hell did I get myself into?!' feeling I can somewhat relate to. I had that on ayahuasca at one point, in a much more severe way though, since there was no choice, no option for me to escape, to quit. It felt like I had just made the greatest and absolutely most fatal mistake of my life and beyond. In retrospect I see how that's the controlling mind fearing for its survival. The expectations I had of the experience were part of the limited mind and the experience itself was beyond. When you take ayahuasca, then by nature you don't know what you're getting yourself into.That's the whole point. It's good. And in following experiences with the brew, it kept messing with my expectations. This indicates what appoach to take in life; how fear can prevent stuff from happening, including the fear of nothing happening.
"if you want to suffer, the perfect question to ask is why?"
A beautiful sharing.
Luv the initial photo of the dog laying asleep 😴- so cute little fella. He’s out man...😬
a friend told me the photo is fake
@@waulau8 I like to think it’s real
A profound thing I have uncovered is to connect the mind to the body at all times or in those restless times and really experience what the body is feeling as most of the times we are in caught up in our thoughts rather than connecting the thoughts to the body. Once the connection is made then we can understand our experiences in a better way. There is no past, no future, only now.
the soft pauses contain as much wisdom as his words. damn.. just found the channel a few days ago and i'm loving the talks! thanks for posting.
Great to hear :)
Glad you found him, he's helped me for 18 years 💪✌
thank you for the new uploads. such priceless gifts
glad you like It.. :) Thank you.. more is comeing
I wonder if the Zen master he's talking about is Richard Rose.
Very insightful and encouraging clarification to me at this moment. Thank you
Ya thinking sitting there can get enlightenment, today i got my left hip joint problem. The Zen Sixth Patriach even did not taught about sitting zen.
thank you adya x
To ourselves
Does the guy get it the second time around?
Are we running from ourselves?
The Dog on the chair! 💖 at rest ha ha ha
Lol that puppy🤣🙏💕