On the ferry crossing to Koh Chang Island 🏝️ I looked up and saw this gentle light in the sky. A quiet moment of stillness… reminding me to slow down, breathe, and trust the journey. 🌿 Sharing this peaceful energy with you all 🤍

I recently discovered (again) how much the INFJ personality — also known as The Advocate — reflects my inner world. We INFJs are intuitive, guided by vision, and often feel deeply connected to life’s hidden patterns and meanings. Some INFJ strengths that resonate with me: 🌱 Strong intuition — sensing truths before they unfold 💞 Deep empathy — feeling and understanding others’ emotions 🔮 Visionary thinking — seeing connections and possibilities beyond the surface 🌌 Spiritual sensitivity — drawn to meaning, dreams, and synchronicities ✨ Devotion to purpose — wanting to create positive change in the world I’ve read that INFJs are considered one of the rarest types, making up only about 1–2% of people. That makes me wonder… does anyone else here share this same type? 💫 If you’re also an INFJ, I’d love to know — it would be amazing to meet another “rare soul” in this community. And if you’re a different type, I’d love to hear how your personality guides your spiritual journey too.

Most people are blocking what they want… Simply because they are trying to create it from survival mode When someone is trying to control outcomes… that is survival mode And the ego has the pressure to FIGURE it out and MAKE it happen And this ROBS the divine from its job Even the idea of “Creating your own reality” I believe is outdated… Who “creates” it? The ego? In a brand new video I share a realization what has completely shifted my life AND show you how to TRUST the unknown in a simple and practical way! This is what has allowed me to go deeper inside myself, allow more magic and love into my life like never before And I truly believe that from watching this video you will look back in months from now and it will all make sense! https://youtu.be/UIl4C7VKrUI Also in this new video I share B-roll from being in Amsterdam! I just left there and filmed this there and wanted to share my travels with you! I am in London right now for the live event I am running this Friday Sat Sun! (if you are able to come btw there is a couple tickets left here) Anyways hope you have a great day! Much love, Aaron Doughty P.s can you comment on this new Youtube video on youtube and lmk what your biggest take away was? I share 3 ideas that shifted everything for me and I am curious to which resonates most plus I share some updates from my life I have yet to share…. https://youtu.be/UIl4C7VKrUI

Perhaps you are the exception and you do not suffer. But suffering in the material world is not negative. It is progress when you realize that you are suffering. It is ok. It is just superficial. You, the self, is not affected. There are different ways of understanding where we stand. Are we even understanding what is matter? The difference between matter and spirit? Some say that material existence is suffering, and that happiness is the nonexistence of matter (abhāva) or the attainment of the happiness of nothingness (nirvāņa), since the body produces suffering. Some people understand the spiritual as an absence of matter, and others espouse the idea of nothingness as a solution for their suffering. As long as materialists believe that material happiness is bliss, they will pursue material happiness according to their conviction. Producing material happiness, either selfishly or unselfishly, they enjoy that happiness. Some people’s goal is material happiness, such as getting money, getting a partner or having an amazing carrier. Actually, material happiness is insignificant, and not a suitable assistant for spiritual life. Those among the materialists who have great power of discrimination cannot be satisfied at all with material happiness. They seek eternal happiness, while believing that there is no independent spiritual existence. They are called monists. Furthermore, they are aware that matter causes suffering, and they do not have a spiritual solution. Thus, they (those monists) naturally pursue material (negation) nirvāņa thinking it to be happiness. It is logical. Matter produces complications and suffering, so they think that the absence of life, emptiness, will produce happiness. They say that existence is suffering, happiness is termination of existence. They search for happiness in nirvāṇa (nonexistence) while the body gives an experience of pain. So, for a world with no pain it would be a world empty of matter and since they do not understand spirituality, they do not want to be in pain, they empty their minds. That brings some relief, but not a solution.

I just received this incredible 5-star review for REMEMBER: Light Never Forget and my heart is so full right now. 🥹💛 "A heartfelt and beautifully crafted book that traverses between the worldly and spiritual realms of the soul. Awura shares glimpses of her life as stages of reckoning, reconciliation, and ethereal awakenings. This book is a must-read for anyone striving to find inner peace, contentment, and tranquility. It strips away the unessential noise of life and transcends the reader to great heights of peace, reflection, and self-awareness. Meditation, health, and wellness practitioners will find new meaning in this book. I cannot commend it more highly and I’ve purchased copies for my daughters." Reading this reminded me why I wrote this book — to share light, to inspire inner peace, and to leave a little trace of love for the next generation. 🌱✨ Thank you, to my reader , for these beautiful words. They mean more than I can say. 💛