Hey guys, A couple weeks ago I came back from the spring retreat, where we did the ending suffering workshop, and i wanted to share something that has dawned on me since leaving and applying the work to "my life." That this living "drama" I have about wanting to work hard and complete this and that but not wanting to do it is all an idea! I mean yeah, no shit it's an idea, but it's literally just the effect that I'd live within as a constantly thought thought that I don't need to think and I can just be one with enjoying shit and working. Its that easy. It started with me going after what was immediate, that there is a suffering here that I can cut that out and stop making excuses FOR it. So I really started to and have been thRowing myself into it, and the funny thing is, is that that opens up. It didn't just end with what I immediately thought it would, ergo the immediate suffering. Coming from the more complete place, I started to see life from this way, and then I sort of dropped this "drama" idea and have been working AND enjoying myself, more unified in that that's ACTUALLY what I want to do. A little flavor of consciousness in there, if you will. Anyway, I just wanted to share that. I look forward to any gleaning new insights or breakthroughs available. Much love

🤯🤯😵🪦 ✅️ Done Big up to @Brendan Lea for his amazing work! And to the whole team: @Jakub Holý , @Charlie George Williams , Isa, @Niklas Lederer , John Palmer, Brodie Blackburn, Malcolm Simpson, Noah and James. Peter, we love you too! ♥️

We are coming to the end of the ESW workshop. During this week we tackled many concepts that the mind creates which generate unnecessary suffering in our daily life. Whether positives or negatives, concepts constitute a domain of mind that we, as human beings, are DOING. In this workshop, Peter and Brendan guided us to become more conscious of them and use those which empower us and get free from those which create emotionnal pain and suffering. Thank you for all the insights and the brillant and genuine contribution of the participants. Grateful to be here! @Brendan Lea #springretreat2026 #ESW2026

Just finished the ENB workshop. Good work, great team! @Brendan Lea #chenghsincenter #Texas

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