Blake, thank you for sharing this profound story. Could you do a follow up article about your mindfulness practice, especially in relation to the ego mind. I find that when I practice thoughtlessness meditation for example, my “monkey mind” is most provoked.
This has hit me in the gut—in the best way. I see it with “healing” as in: I need to work on the next “deficiency” in myself. Constantly needing a supposed personal failing to “fix.” It’s actually a diversion built from both ego and maybe that ego—in the past—was protecting me. But now it’s getting in my way! Thank you!🥹🎯🥰
This hits: Peace isn’t found when you solve every problem - it’s found when you stop needing them.
Wow that last sentence!
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Great share all around, I appreciate the vulnerability.
Thank you Blake I can relate 100% your words resonate with what I’m experiencing with ego.
Our ego needs a purpose. Eckhart Tolle literally saved me. I am so inspired by your vulnerability. Thanks for sharing your story.
Thank you. I identify completely.
Blake, thank you for sharing this profound story. Could you do a follow up article about your mindfulness practice, especially in relation to the ego mind. I find that when I practice thoughtlessness meditation for example, my “monkey mind” is most provoked.
“Live with less.” I love this
This has hit me in the gut—in the best way. I see it with “healing” as in: I need to work on the next “deficiency” in myself. Constantly needing a supposed personal failing to “fix.” It’s actually a diversion built from both ego and maybe that ego—in the past—was protecting me. But now it’s getting in my way! Thank you!🥹🎯🥰