My Mom is deeply religious, she had immense faith in God which I never understood but always want to experience it. So, here I'm Fascinated by the God and finding Him, discovering myself and how this journey will transform me

Practicing Transcendental Meditation has been the doorway that finally allowed me to feel what I had only logically understood for years: the deep unity that exists throughout the universe. It's been years that I've been learning about oneness, spirituality and the interconnectedness of everything, but it wasn't until I tried meditating through the use of a mantra that I started to notice a sense of connectedness that I never felt before. I'd love to hear your experience with this practice! 🌟

There is only now. Why then think about the past or the future? There is only oneness. Why then cling to the illusion of separation? And why listen to the monster mind If we won't experience this place again in this body, in this way? Peace, love 🐒

Like everyone here, I'm trying to better myself. With the idea to take care of my body I started doing some push ups. Nothing fancy, regular, like I always did. Around 15, I felt a big pain in my back. Almost impossible to move. At the same time I was setting up a work I had been procrastinating for some time, and I had planned to take care of other errands. My back getting stuck through out of the window all my planing, I went swimming to try and fix it, and then tried to survive the rest of the day, waiting for the pain to go away. What I don't understand is the following: I was doing good work Had the intention to do more Was doing push ups to take care of my body And it's almost like the universe punished me for it. I know everything I said might sound a bit silly and that I'm supposed to use this experience to create my own meaning, make it usefull to me. But I'm sure there are others who have also felt this frustration of feeling like you got punished for doing what's right. Wanted to know what you think about it.

Hello there, I'm 28M from India, living in India. So basically, here's what I desire: 1. A room where I can enjoy alone space for creativity and expanding money. 2. Whole foods plant based diet 3. Zero financial dependency on my father (because I've leeched too much from him only to end up in sloth and procrastination) 4. Modern smartphone and laptop to earn money with the least carbon footprint 5. Work that fulfills my soul I want all of this to happen in a few days, and not weeks. I'd be very happy living an independent life with choices. I have good intent of making sure my parents stop living frugally because I'm being a burden on them (I ain't guilt tripping, spend 15 days with me and you'll know why), but lack/possess: 1. Proper brain function and capabilities (A brain with an ability to make proper decisions, understand people, their words and educational concepts better, and retain information) 2. No source of income 3. No solid skillset (my skillset is comparable to someone in 1950s) 4. A criminal past, although I've never spent time in prison 5. Gratitude 6. A few cents in my bank account 7. Tendency to take advantage of others knowingly 8. An acquisitional mindset 9. No love/empathy 10. A dysregulated nervous system 11. Having niceness only in words, not actions + lacking the maturity to take appropriate actions 12. Expecting everyone to come talk to him and take care of him, while he doesn't show concern towards anyone until the person is of any utility to him TL; DR, a walking red flag! Summary: I want the universe to support me and make sure my needs are met until I don't have a job and find my calling to heal the world. I don't want to do a job because the stress in the kind of work we get these days is not worth the loss of peace and time for no worthy contribution to the society.