Pamela Zamora

@Ayla Thank you so much! I didn't see this before, but I'm gonna check it out!

STOP over thinking it. Just CONFIDENCE. NO neediness. HONESTY, stop saying things you don't mean, and start saying things you do mean. That's for me the origin of the <Friendzone>

@Ramu I am no expert and I haven't "opened it" I would say that it would be good for you to read about it, my dad knows a great deal on yogic meditation, he says that the chakra connects us to our guru, and I tend to believe so too. But I think that's just a metaphor (I think the guru is just the "real self", wholeness or as Leo would put it "nothingness"(or at least a real guru would try to make us see that)) either way, just focus on perceiving reality, feel that location for what it really is, without worrying or trying to get to a goal, that would be the real approach to me. But still, I'm no expert, if you want deeper insights, I would suggest for you to read Swami Satyananda, or Niranjananda approach to chakras.

I'm going to quote my "meditations" book from Swami Satyananda here, "It is the famous eye of intuition, through which one who is physically awakened can view all events on both the physical and psychic planes." When I've concentrated on it, I feel I'm part of a higher consciousness, as if I were guided. Though I know that's my predisposition to feel it that way, since I've studied it. I think chakras might be just a belief, we are just believing on its power, and maybe by believing feeling it?

Water with Lemon. Breakfast. 20-30 minute meditation. Work-Out (6 days per week) Cold Shower. (That's a good day, I fall off track a lot, but I have these intervals of time when I am really consistent, and I know I have to work on that)

Hey, I am from Bogotá, COLOMBIA. Leo, it's Colombia not Columbia, and I know this is not very important, and maybe ego driven, (well, actually ego driven) but imagine people saying you're living in Las Vagas? and from The United Space? We Colombian people tend to clear that up, because we expect people to know how to spell it, and yes, yes. I know this is not important, but well. let's say I'm gonna point it out.

Probably "How to stop caring what other people think of you" But I downloaded the audio for "True Vision - I Reveal My Life Purpose Until You Can Feel It" and I've listened to it so many times, and mainly the last part, when he cries a little bit. And I really think that one makes me think a lot, and even though it is not that spiritual, and maybe worships the ego, it is just so brutal, it's like I can see Leo as my own ego, and it just brings out layer after layer.

Even though I struggle with this (a lot), I believe that you need to get momentum, and it is not about motivation, or the right pill, or thought. It's about doing it, it's about building the right systems, being committed, building a habit out from it, and stop thinking about it.

"A Waking Life" it's an animated movie with deep philosophical conversations, it covers enlightenment and it is just beautiful. "Into the Wild" It's a true narrative about this young guy who travels alone to Alaska and goes through life managing to survive as basically a "cave-man" it really made me think a lot. "Mr. Nobody" just watch it because it's beautiful and deep of knowledge.