the biggest mistake women make in self improvement

[earthtoeden]

You are so incredibly interesting. Just 10 minutes of pure and authentic insights. It's only in the last 2 years, since my partner and I met, that I have gradually stopped wearing makeup. He actually asked me to not wear any and it has grown on me ever since. Fast forward to today, I never wear makeup at all. I actually began to see the true beauty of women and began to disgust (lots of) makeup. It's weird how it can change your literal perception of beauty. Natural and pure women are so beautiful and I wish this view could become mainstream. So many women are terrorised by others, but mostly themselves, because of their looks. Thank you for sharing your story. I hope to see more of you soon!

[hipreference]

I hear spiritual growth and I have to espouse Jungian alchemy, stoic philosophy and 🌊MeaningWave 🌊because that's what's helped me a ton on my journey. Also a strong lucid dream practice is indispensible. I've also found that I personally think a ritual like the Haka is a much more powerful form of self-expressive transcendental meditation than say yoga or zen meditation.

There's this video about the current "Spiritual Warfare" happening in our culture called "In-Shadow: A Modern Odyssey" that describes the modern forces that attempt to push and pull our locus of control to that which is external, to disarm our healthy boundaries making us hopelessly identify ourselves by "society's" standard, wearing a "mask" in a desperate attempt to satisfy and validate our egoism which is ultimately layers and layers of mud made up of what "we think" will get us what we really want, which is love. If you play that short film back to back with this video "Wedding Haka - Subtitled & translated" it seemed to hit me like a ton of brick that "the way" is the answer. The Rosicrucians, the Taoists, the Confucianists, the Alchemists, Jung, Alan Watts, Jesus, the Maori people, even the movie Avatar were all saying the same thing, and it's a simple message. The answers all lie within. What is the most important thing in life? We are. We as a people, and our connection with the land, the sea, the sky. When those connections really come through and you feel what's been suppressed for so long by the inorganic ones, it's a powerful realization.

[latoyacoppedge]

Thank you for your energy & time. These videos help me in so many ways. So, many blessings to you for your graceful & kind words.
Peace

[jackalkillz]

This is exactly what I've been thinking recently. Thank you for making such loving videos!

[boogiemcsploogie]

Thank you Jamie! Took me until my late 30s before I figured this out. Deep, hard, internal work is something I thought I could find a shortcut for, or work around, because it was intimidating and seemed difficult. It was always easier for me to focus on the external, but that never actually did anything for me other than attract lustful men.
Going deep within your own mind to turn over stones and fight demons is a very personal journey, and I'm not sure what anyone else is opinions are on this, but for me, psychedelics helped a ton 🍄.

[nadiarottenlydon]

Even without makeup, you still look gorgeous. .. HONESTLY

[sgibson]

It is possible to do both. Caring for your body is important, and that will be reflected in your “looks.” But, a good man will also take your personality into account and he’ll reject someone who makes his life more difficult.

[flaiirenn]

i only believe in manifestation in the sense that the energy you put out is what you attract. ex: a positive self image will make you accomplish so much more in life, and you will be confident enough to try new things, put yourself out there etc. but that's about as far as the manifestation aspect goes. in reality, it is our actions fueled by our thoughts that bring us to where we are in life.

[DanielRumbacher]

as a man i can only tell you that its both.

men are incredibly visual. so of course your looks matter. they matter most at first.
but that does not mean that your inner self does not matter at all.

a lot of guys fall for a woman based on her looks and later on he will also fall in love with her inner self.

women often make the mistake of saying a man is superficial when they cannot see into his mind. maybe hes already in love with her inner self and she does not know it.

you can think of looks as a magnet. it will attract guys to you. and in the relationship you can test if your inner selves are compatible or not.

[SCOUT_THE-SERVANT]

I wish you the best in what you go forward to do, I like your motion.

[chromantica]

Hmm. I’m a 19 year old transgender woman that watched an ounce of Hamza before transitioning last year. I have this second channel where I subscribe to exclusively female creators. Over the past 8 months or so, I’ve been trying to find one that fills that same role that Hamza does for young men. Hamza preaches the ‘true masculinity’ while no one on YouTube really preaches ‘true femininity’, you mention frequently. It’s a paradox with how YouTube works and how femininity work. And then I’m tasked with a paradox on top of that. I’m sort of goal driven. Not really masculine, but not really feminine. Or maybe I haven’t tried to be?
I really want to make a living off of YouTube. But I get this cognitive dissonance when I try to do it ‘the masculine way’. Is there a scalable feminine way to do YouTube that can generate livable income?

[mattbellal]

Hello I'm a trans boy but I would like not to be one. Can you make a video on how you accepted your body? Thanks

[jamesc]

why does Hamza mean so much to you? Why is he so popular? Why don't you go by yourself for self improvement?