everybody wants to do ayahuasca but nobody wants to do the dishes
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heal. Previously, I used to wake up and monitor how I felt and spend all day trying to do something about it. I finally accepted that when I woke, I would feel tired and anxious, my mind would probably race and that I would feel odd and detached for most of the day. I would not ignore it or pretend to like it, but for once I was not going to try
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do you ever wonder why ascension has been sold to the masses?
why everything is about “raise your vibration,” “align with your higher self,” “reach 5D consciousness”, “transcend your ego”? why the spiritual goal always seems to be up?
I do. and honestly, it feels like another... See more
Alexandra Winteravensubstack.comListen, this is not to excuse shitty people or “radical acceptance” as a form of laziness. And it’s certainly not a war cry for “you’re perfect just the way you are”—barf. I’ve microdosed psilocybin (and will again in the future), I meditate, do (and teach) breathwork, journal, love palo santo, and will likely do ayahuasca at some point. But not... See more
everybody wants to do ayahuasca but nobody wants to do the dishes
Happiness within doesn’t always feel happy.
We live in a world that is emotionally unintelligent and immature. One common misconception that stems from there is the expectation that you can always be happy. And sure, there are all these pills and promises, but that misses the point.
Emotions are often represented by water in esoteric traditions.
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