Dear Alex, You have a powerful gift of communication and are doing a service to the world by sharing your authentic self with others. Continue trusting in your intuitive spirit and seeking the good in all things. God recognizes your endeavors and brings enlightenment during tumultuous times. I wish you the best in all your creative efforts. Sincerely, Seb
1 min 13 sec in the video and I can clearly relate to "mind being enemy" concept , let me tell u , the very fact u understand how your mind operates and how u r not your mind is already a MILESTONE , thanks for being relatable ❤ getting back to watching the next 17 mins
You learn how to surrender by knowing that you are merely a spiritual being living a human experience. It's knowing that there is a bigger picture and once you zoom out and stop looking so close, you will see everything is unfolding perfectly. Mediating shows you a glimpse of that and allows you to connect with your higher self. There is joy in just being. We are here to remember who we are and spread love and light simply.
Another video where I don’t necessarily relate nor did I click on the video for its title but have watched entirely and actively listened. I think there is something special about listening to others express their mind, feelings and thoughts, how they traverse the challenges of life. I would say watching your videos is like having a conversation with a close friend, one you’d open up to, but I think on a non-hierarchical level, there is simply beauty in connecting with a stranger, human to human. Fear, as a concept, as a mindset, living in fear and the snowball effect it can cause is so interesting. It’s actually a concept I learnt earlier this year when analysing a friend’s situation. There is so much growth to be had in life without the limitations of living in fear. Failure and success are truly philosophical and can come back to fulfilment. As someone who wants to create great impact on the world through my enthusiasm for business I often question how/why others don’t too, how my friends tell me they just want a happy family and a big backyard, or the yoga instructor example in the video - it’s really all about what fulfils you.
Besides from The Power of Now by Eckart Tolle, i really recommend When the Body Says No by Gabor Maté. It really changed my perspective on life and the importance of taking care of ones inner self and noticing life. Thank you for this video😊
Yes, changing the narrative bit by bit in our head is so powerful. Looking at the fear and being with discomfort as well, there is so much grace on the other side. It’s like our essence and creativity wants to be expressed, but is in a “battle” with the part of us that wants to keep us safe. I resonated a lot with comparing ourselves to more “enlightened” people. Watching them be so genuine, so themselves, and seeing how the universe reflects back to them their own internal beliefs and emotions. I try to see it as an invitation to see that we all have that internal authenticity and power within us, and we can choose to evolve it. It also helps me to view life as though we are not living it, but rather it is living us. The journey unfolds in the right timing. Great video!
That is exactly what I feel not just now but all of my life but i couldn't verbalize it like my awareness was not at the were i can describe in its like you did it for me.
Hey :) I am living a similar life trajectory to yours. I'm kind of obsessed with psychology and my other hobbies. I would like to become a psychologist in the future. I have ADHD too. I would like to use emojis but I can't find them on my keyboard :(. Anyway, I loved watching this video of yours :). I don't often find other people out there like me. The thoughts you shared around 11:50... I was laughing so hard; it is so incredibly relatable. I too have a thirst for creation. Sometimes, when I stop, I feel myself withering away. I knew that at the end of the day, us feeling incredibly vulnerable to abandonment (or even self-abandonment) is because we want to belong and fit in with our groups. It was just fascinating to hear that you had thoughts about becoming homeless too like me lol and that the fear was rooted in this seemingly archaic adaptation. I want to say so much more to say about this topic :( but I don't want to write an essay lol. Thank you for being vulnerable and brave enough to share your story, your experiences and your lessons. Also, I find it incredibly fascinating that you're making this video while sitting outside. Did you know that for some reason, us ADHD people love being in nature because of our super senses? I wish you all the best :) Keep doing what you do :)
I was fighting with my thoughts about 9 to 5 job, I really don't see myself being a "normal" person with a "safe" job. BUT one part of me used to bully me for saying to myself that I hate the whole "working class" thing (I dropped out of college cause I really wanted to, and one of my heroes did it too). I wasn't confident in my own aiblities a little bit, but now I'm getting more and more faith myself, and it's great to see that I'm not the only one who thinks that way. Much love to you, Alex ❤ also you're very majestic
I feel you I was studying architecture until I decided to drop out. Sometimes not following the traditional path is scary and over thinkers tend to fall into analysis paralysis. But sometimes to be satisfied with what you do means having to take risks without having to much expectation just trusting your intuition , it’s worst if you don’t try than to try with the possibility of failing but with learning always.
I just discovered your channel from your last video, and I just wanted to say that this raw and authentic form of videos really helped me, and I am grateful for these videos.
Same feeling mate Imposter syndrome goes crazy for me somstimes. Trying to appreciate your blessings today can combat that though, not to say that I have reached that point. Bless you and all.
No one would think by looking at your aperence the that you would be inside like that every one will asume how beautiful confident good looking guy he is the luckiest most people wuld wish to be like you and I ha is exactly with im good Looking hansome samrt intelligent but have hard time expressing my self .
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Dear Alex,
You have a powerful gift of communication and are doing a service to the world by sharing your authentic self with others.
Continue trusting in your intuitive spirit and seeking the good in all things.
God recognizes your endeavors and brings enlightenment during tumultuous times.
I wish you the best in all your creative efforts.
Sincerely,
Seb
You inspire me so much, please never stop making these
1 min 13 sec in the video and I can clearly relate to "mind being enemy" concept , let me tell u , the very fact u understand how your mind operates and how u r not your mind is already a MILESTONE , thanks for being relatable ❤ getting back to watching the next 17 mins
Everything you said is how i feel most of the time, sometimes we need to hear it from others to really understand it i guess so thank
you :)))
You learn how to surrender by knowing that you are merely a spiritual being living a human experience. It's knowing that there is a bigger picture and once you zoom out and stop looking so close, you will see everything is unfolding perfectly. Mediating shows you a glimpse of that and allows you to connect with your higher self. There is joy in just being. We are here to remember who we are and spread love and light simply.
Another video where I don’t necessarily relate nor did I click on the video for its title but have watched entirely and actively listened. I think there is something special about listening to others express their mind, feelings and thoughts, how they traverse the challenges of life. I would say watching your videos is like having a conversation with a close friend, one you’d open up to, but I think on a non-hierarchical level, there is simply beauty in connecting with a stranger, human to human.
Fear, as a concept, as a mindset, living in fear and the snowball effect it can cause is so interesting. It’s actually a concept I learnt earlier this year when analysing a friend’s situation. There is so much growth to be had in life without the limitations of living in fear.
Failure and success are truly philosophical and can come back to fulfilment. As someone who wants to create great impact on the world through my enthusiasm for business I often question how/why others don’t too, how my friends tell me they just want a happy family and a big backyard, or the yoga instructor example in the video - it’s really all about what fulfils you.
@@ezalevongphakdy This encapsulates everything for me. Thank you 🙏🏼
Besides from The Power of Now by Eckart Tolle, i really recommend When the Body Says No by Gabor Maté. It really changed my perspective on life and the importance of taking care of ones inner self and noticing life. Thank you for this video😊
I'll check it out! Thank you 🙏🏼
Yes, changing the narrative bit by bit in our head is so powerful. Looking at the fear and being with discomfort as well, there is so much grace on the other side. It’s like our essence and creativity wants to be expressed, but is in a “battle” with the part of us that wants to keep us safe.
I resonated a lot with comparing ourselves to more “enlightened” people. Watching them be so genuine, so themselves, and seeing how the universe reflects back to them their own internal beliefs and emotions. I try to see it as an invitation to see that we all have that internal authenticity and power within us, and we can choose to evolve it. It also helps me to view life as though we are not living it, but rather it is living us. The journey unfolds in the right timing. Great video!
@@Atomicbubble1 love this
That is exactly what I feel not just now but all of my life but i couldn't verbalize it like my awareness was not at the were i can describe in its like you did it for me.
Hey :) I am living a similar life trajectory to yours. I'm kind of obsessed with psychology and my other hobbies. I would like to become a psychologist in the future. I have ADHD too. I would like to use emojis but I can't find them on my keyboard :(. Anyway, I loved watching this video of yours :). I don't often find other people out there like me. The thoughts you shared around 11:50... I was laughing so hard; it is so incredibly relatable. I too have a thirst for creation. Sometimes, when I stop, I feel myself withering away. I knew that at the end of the day, us feeling incredibly vulnerable to abandonment (or even self-abandonment) is because we want to belong and fit in with our groups. It was just fascinating to hear that you had thoughts about becoming homeless too like me lol and that the fear was rooted in this seemingly archaic adaptation. I want to say so much more to say about this topic :( but I don't want to write an essay lol. Thank you for being vulnerable and brave enough to share your story, your experiences and your lessons. Also, I find it incredibly fascinating that you're making this video while sitting outside. Did you know that for some reason, us ADHD people love being in nature because of our super senses? I wish you all the best :) Keep doing what you do :)
I was fighting with my thoughts about 9 to 5 job, I really don't see myself being a "normal" person with a "safe" job. BUT one part of me used to bully me for saying to myself that I hate the whole "working class" thing (I dropped out of college cause I really wanted to, and one of my heroes did it too). I wasn't confident in my own aiblities a little bit, but now I'm getting more and more faith myself, and it's great to see that I'm not the only one who thinks that way. Much love to you, Alex ❤ also you're very majestic
Oh wow, this appearing while im currently debating big and scary change in my life because of feeling exactly like that.
I feel you I was studying architecture until I decided to drop out. Sometimes not following the traditional path is scary and over thinkers tend to fall into analysis paralysis. But sometimes to be satisfied with what you do means having to take risks without having to much expectation just trusting your intuition , it’s worst if you don’t try than to try with the possibility of failing but with learning always.
the great thing were said. thank u for u piece of work
You really inspire me!
I just discovered your channel from your last video, and I just wanted to say that this raw and authentic form of videos really helped me, and I am grateful for these videos.
Same feeling mate
Imposter syndrome goes crazy for me somstimes.
Trying to appreciate your blessings today can combat that though, not to say that I have reached that point.
Bless you and all.
Your mind is beautiful
You have a really calming voice
i agree!
No one would think by looking at your aperence the that you would be inside like that every one will asume how beautiful confident good looking guy he is the luckiest most people wuld wish to be like you and I ha is exactly with im good Looking hansome samrt intelligent but have hard time expressing my self .
Ready fore W H A T ? There is N O T H I N G to be ready for.
facts
ps. i like the jumper
Oh dear, poor boy.
Your words are as fine as your sweater...where is it from?
what do you tell your barber when you get a haircut?
Hi again Alex, if you have a calling for working therapeutically with others or as a therapist I can send you some resources that may be of interest?
@@jakeford8916 hi Jake, please do my email is in my discription/bio. Thank you!
@@alexigoe-111 Hi Alex, sent over an email with some places to look at.🙏