Helping disillusioned spiritual seekers become finders!
This channel is built on 2 key truths...
1. Wisdom doesn't follow rules 2. You're already innately whole and not missing anything
Each week, I'll be releasing content that shows you how to live like a spiritual rebel and move from constantly seeking to knowing that you're already home. You already have all the answers.
Hey beloved Sam, like always I awake with a question in my heart and I opened this short of yours! JUST what I'm asking myself. And to extend the question, "what tools or anchors can I use to help me come back to knowing the truth in every moment?" "Can you suggest anything that I can implement that will help me to ultimately, permanently stay in the knowing of my true self?" That I am whole, perfect and complete? X thankyou in advance my friend 🙏
@@rebelspirituality long story, my husband passed away 6 months ago, I have a big house and yard, trying to decide re downsizing ...I have told everyone I will know when I know, not rushing to make major decisions this yr but my gut says I don't need to stay here and care for our beautiful flower beds that my husband planted...I can do what I want ..so it makes sense that my wisdom is speaking to me.
Future tripping can suck so much.. When I think about all the extreme anxiety it has caused me in the past, before anything I was anxious about actually even happened. And yes, I tried to drown that anxiety with alcohol. Which of course then only made matters worse the next day since the anxious thoughts were still there, plus then feeling like shit along with them. Crazy stuff!
Applicable for managing your time in the NOW and avoiding unnecessary worry, but also very applicable to NOT bringing your unrealistic fear into the future IF those thoughts actually happen. ..its a potential double whammy...stealing from the NOW at BOTH points in your life.
At some point I realized my reflex to fix things was more about my own anxiety and discomfort with strong emotions than about their pain. Ugh! Thanks for this <3
Very true Sam! It reminds me of the poem by the 17th C Japanese poet Basho, 'In Kyoto': In Kyoto, Hearing the Cuckoo, I long for Kyoto. To me this beautifully sums up the restlessness of the human spirit that we all get caught up in.
@@rebelspirituality and I love how the Haiku form forces poets into extreme economy with words but he still manages to get across a difficult concept. Amazing!
It always amazes me how your words of wisdom always pop up in my life at the exact time I need them. I was so overwhelmed with Lifey stuff yesterday that I felt like I was going to lose it. Thank you for the message that I needed to hear this week. ❤
Tantric Shaivism says similar things about digesting emotions as opposed to trying to let go of them, by being with the emotion while dropping the story that's attatched to them. Funnily enough Adyashanti says some similar stuff and he's a Zen guy!
I love the term “ lazy action”. I feel like I’ve bitten off more than I can chew recently, which in turn is developing into procrastination and feelings of disorganization in my life. But.. I’m now reflecting on your recent riff about resistance. I’ve got 5 days off from work starting Friday. Although nothing “major,” on the to-do list, it’s time for some “lazy action” this weekend to see what I can accomplish. I can’t wait to see if momentum shows up to the party! Thanks Sam! ❤
So true! How can we so easily get trapped into this idea of not being worthy, while nature proves every moment of our lives we're all worth just as much? Thanks for the clarity, it was such a simple visualization, yet it works.
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