Nahm

What you're talking about are expressions of love, imo. I think a 'role' in the trending context is of the confining kind. The kind you don't even know are there, in the shadows. When you identify one of these roles, and realize you're operating from within this role, you free yourself. So you might focus intensely on what triggers your fear, manifest an alter ego of sorts, and even dress the part.

And what are you good at?

I've found this one has a 3% success rate. Good, considering. It 'meets em where they're at'.

It's all amazing.

You're topic title is hilarious.

How's this going? It sounds like you want to be a therapist.

Why the cliff hanger bruh? What's your brilliant idea??

I've done over a decade of each; big corporations, lots of traveling, etc, and owning a business. What do you like, generally speaking, (not work specific)? What do you want?

What do you like doing, in general, like in your life - not in your "work life"?

My vision board is my closet. I cover all the walls with everything I want to experience, be or have. One of my favorite things is taking something down, because it manifested and putting something else up.

Change your perspective and your family will change. Or, skip em all together. Experience the latter for a while and you just might do the former in the process.

I'm willing to help you with no strings attached. I am not in affilient marketing, I had to google it. I just mean there are people who want to help you with no strings.

Have you tried a sad light? I experienced exactly what your're describing, but not at all since I started using the light years ago.

Mastering anything couples well with deeper meditation as both become "flow" or what athletes call 'in the zone'. I suggest learning guitar or piano and singing. When you play and sing, you flow. You experience doing it without 'doing' anything.

Just a suggestion from what I like, but try this for a while and see if it serves to increase the mindfulness of your breathe during meditation- http://m.wikihow.com/Sing-Using-Your-Diaphragm My meditations are served by this practice as it increased the acuity of my awareness of my breathing.

When you feel the 'loneliness' think about how you are taking the path less travelled. You're on an adventure. You're going to find what others will never know. You're liberating yourself. If you're so inclined, you can use these things you will obtain in your adventure to help others. You're living!

Imagine you're watching a movie, and a man is at home with his wife and kids, cracking dad jokes, telling them to have a good day. Then he goes to his job at where the fuck ever and tells his boss he's going to get that big client account closed today. Then on the way home someone cut's him off and so he gives them the finger. Then he gets home and tells his wife it was a long day, and she gives him a hug, etc. Then later, that night, that guy sits straight up in bed out of a deep sleep and realizes he's an actor, in a movie. Upon realizing this, he is free.

If anyone has personally witnessed God, that would be at the very top of my list of things I would love to hear about. I've only experienced that I am everything because I am nothing. I'm hoping hearing from someone who has witnessed God might give me an idea on how to "break through" to that. I currently don't even have a contemplation of God.

I think that is your best source of self discovery. If I want to discover the nutrients of a banana, I'm going to need a banana. Everything else is just believing what someone else says is true.

Literally everything you're experiencing is the best source of self discovery. Learning from others, masters like Leo, all the gurus, all the speakers, that's great too, but the best source to discover anything, is the thing itself you desire to discover.

Now, let them go. It's an exercise in realizing you think of yourself as those things or those "roles". Realizing and letting them go helps you liberate, so you can know that you already are anything you want, because you are free.

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I am grateful for the gift of ungrateful people.

Anger is like holding a hot coal in your hand and expecting someone else to feel the pain. Forgiveness is dropping the coal.

It's entirely possible that you aren't bullshitting. Perhaps you don't think in terms of roles to begin with. You probably think about the action someone does and you don't characterize them as that action. Like someone helped someone or hurt someone, vs, that person is a bad or good person.