Don't let them bother you

[merveceylan]

Watching your video was for me being in the right spot at the right moment (as always).
I would like to comment if I may.
Well, you create your own reality even before you incarnate to this world. To advance your spiritual development, you follow a path that is unique to you as billions of other life forms. This morning I read a quote from Lao Tzu that says something like this: "God gives you people you need, not the ones you want. These people are gonna help you, hurt you, harm you, leave you, love you... In this way, they will make you turn into who you should become to be.
So, to sum up, how can you exclude or ignore the "bad" things that are happening outside? They're not for avoiding/ running away, they're there for our attention for us to "see" the real purpose of them. Of course, I'm not saying "let's enjoy suffering" but greeting them with an awareness and a conscious mindset, without labeling them as "good" or "bad", seeing them as just experiences, and allowing them to happen may open new perspectives. Then you can free yourself from yourself (you don't necessarily need an external source to criticize yourself). I know saying these things is easy but implementing is much more difficult.
Good luck to all of you in your journeys!

[luminar]

"The human soul degrades itself when it is overpowered by pleasure or pain."

[MiaMichelucci]

"Start to be indifferent to indifferent things".
Thank you

[swasti]

Your videos come out just when im about to re enter my slump and pull me back standing strong on my own two feet

[adamw]

"What is in the way, becomes the way."
Damn, that's kinda hardcore. I love that.

[Kris-bgnw]

What stood out about you which made me keep coming back is the simplicity of your videos, the titles are catchy enough to attract curiosity and that's it. The way you speak so calmly unlike other youtubers who talk enthusiastically fast, and the fact that there's no motivational bg music and edits is really soothing.

And also it feels like talking to a friend who read a book (whenever you quote seneca or other thinkers) and is giving me advice based on what he read instead of acting like he's a "know it all"

[bl]

You are that “friend” we call and you’ll stay on the phone for hours to help us to self aware, think, question and challenge ourselves

[playfulsteps]

There is an incredible power in not forming a mental and verbal opinion. How often we give over our power to people and things that have no bearing on our lives.

[fawnmalone]

The Serenity Prayer....a world of philosophy bound up in a prayer. 'Accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things i can...' i always need to self improve.

[cinneylun]

I wish I meet more people of depth in real life. Sometimes u feel like u are the only misfit but you’ve learned to pour all your energy into something that u gives you meaning, instead of wasting it on people who wouldn’t understand you just to keep them around. It would be draining.

[TrueNature]

Don't let anyone take your peace. And never mind about other's energy, good or bad, pay attention to your own. Game changing.

[Hennessy]

You are a great teacher for a young person like me. Thank you

[wiktoriagorka]

My favourite videos to watch before going to bed, such simple yet important message to reflect on before falling asleep

[soufianeelalaoui]

External events are neutral. Our perspective is anxiety inducing. Conditions for your happiness are premeditated disappointments

[macviviezca]

Thank you for helping me go through the toughest time in my life! I appreciate you.

[pesoperro]

indifferent to indifferent things, finally 🔥

[MELLIKmusic]

This literally gave me a spiritual experience I’m not kidding

[mothman]

I experienced a flash flood. Water got in my basement. In the general scheme of things the outcome could have been worse. I ended up throwing away junk and decluttering my basement. Sometimes a positive outcome can bloom from something like a flood that I had no control over and had to watch. This was a good lesson thank you

[Lady_Ima]

Truly resonates with my personal experience: I had a job which paid very well until the day it stopped. I was overworked and enslaved until it came to an end.

Some would say that was ‘bad’. However, I since started working less altogether. I cut expenses and live more frugally. I have more quality time to myself, time to exercise, read, reflect…

Biggest take out from this experience; accept the universe!

Thank you.

[minimcune]

Im glad im alive at the same time that you are alive. Thank you for this wonderful video.