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I have been looking for answers for stuff that felt all wrong on the inside. And that's not all of the story... Things on the outside were pretty creepy too. So either way, inside or outside...Life felt and looked like shit. Pretty bad SHIT. There was guilt, shame at first as if I did something wrong... I could have, but others did stuff too. Afterwards, there was grief and anger at what I went through. The anger and blame turned outside, I acted out often in Alcohol fuelled rage. Which mostly ended up with relationships getting worse, divorce and a feeling of being 'Struck'. I found the more I SEARCHED for a solution, the more it 'evaded' me. Then one WISE Fucking day, I chose to put the load of the world that I was carrying DOWN. And said, at 58 years of age, whatever stuff👆I did wasn't working anyways. So SCREW EVERYONE. I will just BE, no goals other than what comes about and I flow into. Around this time, I read a book by 'Ramana Maharishi' and also by other great yogi's of India. They all shared a common secret thread. That the personality / Ego is the cause of all suffering. More importantly, the personality has no real basis or existence. There is no separate 'Self' that interacts with the world out there. There is ONE Common Consiousness that is present in everyone...and then each of us goes around building a Ego and a Story around that Personality. And this creates a separateness...where we want to get, achieve and all that stuff, for the ego's gratification. Basically, to control the reality out there. Good luck with that :-) So, here's the bottom line from those sages. The consiousness is what is real. The EGO with its thoughts creates persoanlty. And hence becomes separate and is known as the 'SEER'. The one who sees. The seer sees through the 'eyes', sees the SEEN - the object. And then more thoughts and judgements and feelings arise based on whether what is seen is liked / disliked.. Making the mind more entangled and troubled.

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Hey everyone My respect goes out to all the participants of October’s Social Circle Building 30 Day challenge. It started off light, but quickly got intense. There were amazing acts of bravery, heartwarming connections, and some unexpected results. And I was stoked to see you all supporting each other. (If you want to review the adventure, check out all the players’ posts in the thread here). In this email I will announce the winners and their prizes, and ask for your feedback about running a potential workshop on social confidence and social circle building. WINNERS Grand Prize: @Jason Stobart with 663 points wins - 4x private 1:1 coaching sessions with me (worth $2,600!) - 3-months’ free Brotherhood membership (worth $150) Jason’s bravery with facing rejections and humiliation, combined with his dedication to doing 90% of the activities gave him a firm lead. Congrats!! 2nd Place: @Dana R with 381 points wins - 1x private 1:1 coaching session (worth $650) - 2-months’ Brotherhood membership (worth $100) Dana demonstrated a willingness to try new things and take on a leadership role in her social life that has created real results. 3rd Place: @Aaron Frater with 119 points wins - 2-month Brotherhood membership (worth $100) I was stoked to see Aaron specialize in bringing friends together and creating deeper connections with people already in his life. People’s Choice Award (most supportive player): @Aaron Frater with 12 bonus points also wins - an Integrity Army T-shirt (worth $50) Participation prize: @Adargoma Shayonêh , @Prateek G , @Rutger Diergaarde , @Sid M , @Ernie Jamison , @Hemi Rainford , @Ryan Adams and @Jason Hipp all got points on the board and will get

This week I want to recognise Brotherhood veteran Slava who followed through with a very uncomfortable challenge recently: busking in public. We see buskers often yet we rarely ask ourselves if we'd have the courage to do that. As a musician, I can tell you it's scarier than playing on stage at a gig, because at a gig people are expecting you and maybe even be looking forward to you. On the street, it's just anyone and everyone. And, as Slava experienced, not everyone will appreciate you. I won't share private details, but he had to practice assertiveness as well! One of the favourite parts of my work is when a client does something that I'd be actually nervous to do. This is the case here for sure! Well done mate