How Developing Spiritual Maturity Looks - The Painful Process Of Growth

Demonstrating how the process of developing maturity and high levels of personal development can be an ugly and painful process. You should expect these challenges as you pursue your development.

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[gmlgml]

Yeah.
Go for it, Leo.
Be more and more old,
more and more mature,
and call that as a
process,
call it even spirituality.
The evolution needs you.
It counts on you.
You're very very important.
Your existence is meaningful.
Yay.

[gfallon]

Thank you! I needed to hear the bit about forgiving yourself. I've recently found myself looking back on some of the things I've done and thinking how could I have done that. As usual right on time. ❤️

[ovidiudrobota]

People are hesitant when it comes to looking into their own souls — self-reflection, introspection, contemplation, and merely observation lead to a lot of mental/emotional pain (they make us more aware of our own mental/emotional pain); that in itself is a good thing since growth is ensured over time, but people want an easy life, and that is why they remain stuck.

[Harshharsh]

It’s all about staying physically and mentally healthy.

[ovidiudrobota]

I grew a lot intellectually, emotionally, and physically because I learned how to let go of anything that occurred at the moment — but for that to happen, consciousness work is essential; you need to raise your awareness levels to the point of noticing how deceptive the mind is. It took me more than three years just to realize "what the hack was going on inside my own mind." Furthermore, even if you are aware of your emotions and know how to label them, you're still unaware of that fraction of a second in which the trigger happens — and that's why we're seduced by our thoughts, ideas, assumptions, limiting beliefs, and nonetheless, the emotions that arise as we think compulsively.

I honestly don't think it matters. What matters is having the willingness to learn and improve and remaining committed to it especially when things aren't working out. A guide in the right direction is still heading in the right direction. And it isn't a race. So just always keep trying. That's literally the only thing that matters.

[Lucysbeenhere]

Oh Leo, you and your arrogance lol I think you’re very evolved. I love that you really put in the work to evolve and not many people do it unfortunately. You’re definitely one of my favourite people to watch on YouTube. There’s so many out there who think they’re evolved and think of themselves as teachers and that is a huge obstacle to growth because if they think they’ve got it that means they stop doing the work and stagnate. They won’t go very far no matter how long they are in this journey. Whereas you being aware that you already achieved much and know there’s more to learn you’ll go so much far. If everyone was aware of this then we as a collective would evolve more and more rapidly. Damn I wish there were more people like you. Probably there is and I just don’t see them on social media because they’re busy living life and focused on their spiritual growth 🤍🤍🙏🙏

[Juna_]

We have to experience it ourselves... 💥

[JeanPereiraOfficial]

Why isn't it possible to remove single limitations from Reality? Like not aging until I wanna die or flying? You are just a regular human constructing fantasy storys and models until you can do this

[charlesedward]

Bilingualism and biculturalism helps with this personal development work/journey? Seems all these gurus ain't monoglots.

[stefnikolov]

Leo my darling... Eckhart Tolle, I mean... I have no words to describe how strongly I'm against and appalled by him. I mean yes, I used him during my growth but now it's just shameful to be even mentioned. My strongest beef with him is that - I'm sorry but you just cannot gather a crowd of about 20 thousand people in Canada or UK in some Hall to tell them how each and every one of them can become an enlightened person, it's just their inner struggle overcoming, and willingness to go through the door. That's it, that's all that they need to know. Now, I don't know how you view the reality of the situation here, but I strongly think that not so much more than 5 percent of all the population of people in the entire world can become such. All the rest, are not lacking anything, it's just that they don't have some kind of deeper connection within themselves. I think that's all. But Eckhart is just stubborn arse on a bridge. Enlightening thousands upon thousands of people at once, on a ticket sell price 😅😅😅