Thanks for sharing your journey! I see some parallels to the Buddha's path, minus the prolonged fasting and asceticism :)
By the way, when did you quit coffee and alcohol? Did you find yourself going through dry periods during your journey, and at what point did your body finally say "No" to those substances?
It's something I've been wondering about as I've had some very extreme reactions and had to quit both completely over half a year ago.
Scott, Your journey is impressive. I do have a question. I hold that joy, happiness, and being in touch with one's inner self is an inherent part of every life. If that belief is true, access is available to everyone - even those not gifted the access to reading. I do not think I am alone in this thinking. Mooji for one is a teacher who believes we need to clear our mind not absorb more information. What do you think?
This is an incredible piece, thank you for sharing your story and perspective.
Thanks for taking the time to write and share all of this with us, Scott. Really awesome to hear about your journey. You do a great job of teaching.
Thanks for sharing your journey! I see some parallels to the Buddha's path, minus the prolonged fasting and asceticism :)
By the way, when did you quit coffee and alcohol? Did you find yourself going through dry periods during your journey, and at what point did your body finally say "No" to those substances?
It's something I've been wondering about as I've had some very extreme reactions and had to quit both completely over half a year ago.
Scott, Your journey is impressive. I do have a question. I hold that joy, happiness, and being in touch with one's inner self is an inherent part of every life. If that belief is true, access is available to everyone - even those not gifted the access to reading. I do not think I am alone in this thinking. Mooji for one is a teacher who believes we need to clear our mind not absorb more information. What do you think?
Awesome guide, Scott.
Thanks for sharing.