we are the High Vibe Tribe dedicated to elevating our vibration and expanding our consciousness. We stand for healing and going into our inner work to transform from the inside out. We live by the values of courage, vulnerability, and presence and this community is focused on helping us all to grow into our most authentic selves. Freedom is the intention and as we meditate, heal and step into our power... we let go of the old and wire in a new way of being. We understand that our outer reality is a refection of our inner reality and rather than blame the outside or try to fix it, we look at ourselves and let go of parts of ourselves attached to the beliefs, patterns and past "familiar" energies keeping us locked in the past. When you go through a spiritual awakening many feel like the lone wolves in their family. This community is a way to connect with other people like you… dedicated to healing the past, spiritual growth, and creating their dream life. This is not about surface level change or thinking better thoughts… it’s about doing the inner work, looking at subconscious parts most people avoid (the shadow) and creating inside out transformation. There are some Rules for this community to keep it a safe space… 1. Absolutely no selling or promoting other groups/events. This includes directing messaging other members. Members who break this rule will be banned from the group.  2. Posts should either add value and be well thought out. Lets create a high vibe, supportive community section  3. No posting “who else lives in New York?” Etc these will be deleted as if everyone posted them the group will be flooded with it. if you want to learn how to see who lives in your city I share in the video below 4. Be supportive and accepting of other people. Like posts, support other people and encourage them. 

“Master, how do I stop taking everything so personally?” A young student once asked a wise monk. The monk smiled and said: “To stop taking things personally, you must learn what truly belongs to you—and what never did. Most of what people say or do is a reflection of their inner state, not a measure of your worth. When a storm passes overhead, you don’t ask, What did I do wrong? You simply let it pass. In the same way, people’s words, moods, and reactions are often storms that existed long before you. Your peace is never disturbed unless you hand it over. Taking things personally comes from the belief that you must manage how others see or feel about you. But you are not responsible for what lives inside another mind. The moment you stop needing approval or understanding from everyone, you reclaim your freedom. Respond with awareness, not from old wounds. Be curious, not defensive. Stay grounded, not reactive. When your mind is steady, even harsh words lose their power. Do not let someone else’s chaos become the climate of your inner world. Protect your peace. Walk away from battles that were never yours. And when in doubt, remember: What others do comes from their own inner world—not from your value.” Moral: Not everything is about you. What others say and do often reflects their struggles, not your worth. When you stop carrying what was never yours, you begin to live freely.

11 BRUTAL LIFE TRUTHS TOLD BY A WISE MONK 1. If your life feels heavy, you are carrying things that are no longer yours to carry. In Buddhism, clinging (upādāna) creates suffering. Let go of what is not yours—peace follows. 2. The more you try to control everything, the less peace you will have. Control is an illusion. Do your part, then release the outcome. This is the path of non-attachment. 3. People who disturb your mind once will do it again if you stay. Awareness means learning from patterns. Compassion doesn’t mean tolerating what harms your peace. 4. Most suffering comes from resisting what is already true. The Buddha taught: pain is natural, suffering is resistance. Acceptance softens even the hardest moments. 5. If you keep explaining yourself, you are not being heard. Right understanding cannot be forced. Speak with clarity—but know when silence is wiser. 6. A noisy life creates a confused mind. Constant stimulation clouds awareness. Stillness brings clarity; silence sharpens wisdom. 7. The longer you delay a hard decision, the heavier it becomes. Avoidance feeds anxiety. Mindful action—even if difficult—liberates you. 8. Attachment to the wrong things creates unnecessary pain. Craving (tanha) binds you to suffering. Release what no longer aligns with your growth. 9. Calm people see clearly; reactive people only feel. A steady mind perceives truth. Reactivity clouds judgment. Train your mind to respond, not react. 10. If you want peace, reduce what you allow into your life. Guard your senses, your time, your energy. Simplicity is a form of wisdom. 11. In the end, a quiet mind is more valuable than a busy life. A restless life chases everything. A peaceful mind needs nothing. Life becomes lighter… when you stop holding what weighs you down. Let go. Stay aware. Choose peace.