Gabriel Antonio

Right. Mind produces thoughts, just like the mouth salivates. The goal is to calm down the mind, not to kill it. Mind is like a puppy. No need to be aggressive. Just educate it. (Funny “enlightenment” marketing in your signature btw)

@Leo Gura What do you suggest he do? Meditate more? +1 And I'd also add go to psychotherapy, and have friends to chill with (and vent when you need).

No No What helps the most imo is a support network.

Do you have real-life friends?

Get your shit together, and let your story be an inspiration to others.

@SriBhagwanYogi @Tony 845 Maybe you could take a break from those practices for a while to see how you feel. I used to do Kundalini Yoga, and I also had all sorts of strange feelings in my body. I thought I was awakening, opening my third eye, or something. But actually I was on the verge of a mental breakdown.

Sometimes friendships can turn into romances... @ajasatya Any thoughts on this?

Hehe, just don't get lost in concept-land And always rely on your personal experience.

@SriBhagwanYogi @Tony 845 Any you doing any spiritual practice?

@Highest Spritual arrogance detected.

Insomnia can trigger psychotic episodes. The best natural medicine for that is shamanic snuff. It calms your mind down... If you can’t find that, I’d say check with a psychiatrist, and he’ll probably prescrive you an antipsychotic (like risperidon). It can really help!

@outlandish I just found this on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1jki5e/saw_this_on_fb_today_seems_like_bs_to_me_any/

Looks like someone has been tripping balls ?

I think he has gone to deep into the rabbit hole ?

I don't know. But anyway, I find that the best way to tune into your emotions is through connecting with another person. It's really hard to do it by yourself.

The goal is not to get rid of the ego. The goal is to have a healthy ego. If you didn't have an ego, for example, you wouldn't feed yourself.

If you always do what's emotionally most difficult, you will burn out sooner or later.

I like his Understanding Ego Backlash one

That’s not how depression works.

Yes, it’s called Martyr Syndrome.

Yes!

Right, me too. It's not easy to find good friends, who I naturally feel affinity with. lol Don't force it though... Right Yes!!!