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 Hi there...

So lately i don't know i think the word is 'awarness' more accurate. Everything that i learned this week come to that. And the more i learn the more i think i have a difficulty to see and to apply it. Like it so overwhelming, so hard to apply. Of course when i said this i tried for a view times alrady. Let things happen the way it is, and leard to accept, what a concept. So fascinating to disscuss and heard, but oh lord help us.

Well... there are something bigger then ourself, then i that we know is our identity, but who is i'am, i belong to whom. Kind a like that. Its a big concept and yet just a fiew people know it. Like we have concious mind. That our mind is not us, is just our thinking. and who is this person doing the thinking. That is our conciousness and if we arrived to this step that means we are aware. That our awareness. 

Most of the time we are living in unconcious way, we are not aware, just reacting to everything. We let our mind dictate our life, emotion, feeeling. Why because we are not aware, people call it outopilot. That we just live day to day, without realising what is our purpose in life, are we living the best way that we can, are we doing the things that we want, if not than we are going to another direction, and its definetly going far away from our purpose in life. 

Then again back to this question that seems we couldn't easily figure it out, so this man Michael A. Singer writer the book of The Untethered Soul, said start by asking what do you want. Go deeply what do you really want. And if find the unswer of your question is outside of you, like perhaps you want, big house, or certain car, or relations, or carrer, or money or whatever it is that is outside of you then we still have the big whole, because everything that we think we want, if its coming from outside will never make us satisfied or happy. There will always something missing even tho we achieve everything.

Because the answer is never coming from outside. Maybe we think it is, but is not. So if we broke now and we are not happy, if tomorrow we suddenly rich we will not be happy. So everything coming from inside, we want the feeling, we want joy, we want freedom, we want peace, we want excitment, and lot of more and we think when we achieve evrything we desire from outside of us, will give us the feeling. Well no. If we didn't have it now, we won't have it later. So what can we do, What prevent us by having the feeling. Because we think we need an object to make us feel. While we basicly have everything that we need inside us. 

I know, it such a big words and idea already. Even me writing this i still learn how to digest this knowledge. So we are more that just our mind and body. If we have something going on, for example we get trigger of something and we get angry or upset, or something problem arise infront of us, try to set back and see, whatch your mind talking. That awarness, and let everything go trough you. Meaning watch everything and do not attach, and just let it go, as it is. Well... we can always learn, i think it will get us where we can understand better. So keep learing... See you in the next one, Learner❤

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