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Are you sure? I spent the last 30 years focusing on myself, on what I wanted to do, to learn, to get, to reach... Idk... >Start by digging into your own uneas

by adv0r 6y ago

Are you sure? I spent the last 30 years focusing on myself, on what I wanted to do, to learn, to get, to reach... Idk... >Start by digging into your own uneasiness. Where does it come from? What triggers it? You'll find some personal thing, most likely from childhood, tucked away in the recesses of your psyche that drives you. Meditation and self-honesty are key here. I somehow feel like my "uneasiness" are the real engine that makes me go around so fast, honestly faster than most of the people I have around. Do I need a cure from it? I am not sure I am ready to kill the engine.

cmroanirgo 6y ago
Absolutely sure. I'm an infinitely better person for it... Add have gone barely a step down the road. There's a big difference between going along with your drives and understanding their root cause. There's this freedom and peace that comes whenever you uncover the dirt about yourself, that honestly can't be found anywhere else. This road is not be for everyone, however. Your initial request for suggestions showed that it could be. You mentioned that you're happy, that you have everything, and yet you have an uneasiness driving you. Would it not be better to be master of your own vehicle, rather than be 'driven'? Although it seems very selfish, the opposite actually happens. You're more Here. You're more available and ready to help others, etc. Although I heartily recommend this way, it's a personal choice on whether to even try it.
- adv0r 6y ago
  You are also very good at reading between the lines! > Would it not be better to be master of your own vehicle, rather than be 'driven'? Very deep question. As I mentioned, I don't know the answer.