Quiet Mind Epic Life

From an Enlightened Perspective, the goal is to experience life as easy, effortless, flowing, and enjoyable.

Enlightenment provides you with a context to enjoy unbelievable freedom, creativity, power, and influence over your life. As you pierce through the veil of the mind’s denial system, you will have more power over your life. When you see life as innocent, perfect, or meaningless, you deal with things much more sensibly.

The recognition of Unconscious Reflexes is the result of decades of studying the survival mind. Certain thoughts (creativity, love, joy, optimism, happiness, compassion, and acceptance) do not live in the realm of The Drunk Monkey. They are not possible when you are in a survival state.

The words you use affect the body’s integrity. When the body is exposed to different words, it is either strengthened or weakened.

All the loss The Drunk Monkey feared turns out to be the exact opposite. It’s a significant advantage to have a Quiet Mind, unburdened by the assumption that you know things. It is profound to realize that you don’t know what is actually happening, ever.

When you let go of the assumption that you know anything, that you know what has happened in your life, that you know what is happening right now, that you release the lie that you know who you are, and that you know what life is and how it all works, then you are finally free. It is the most empowering, delicious experience of your life.

Asking yourself this question is a recontextualization that gives you power at the moment.

If you are going to make things up, why not make things up that feel good?

Recontextualization is the skill of describing the conditions and circumstances in a way that creates an empowering reality for you. You create your experience with your words. You choose the descriptors, and therefore, you create your experience.