How do you know it pays off?

[MM1988]

How do you know the emotional suffering with raising your consciousness and doing all this work will pay off one day?

[Guest Quanty]

That day for me, it began, still suffering in bliss, every single moment. 

[Guest Quanty]

The pay off for me is the increased 5 senses and having the capability and notion of how to use the 6th. Being able to run, from being in horrific pain from a past injury in the leg, years ago. 

[Leo Gura]

@MM1988 Don't think of it as "doing work". Think of it as the entire purpose of being alive: to grow.

Life is a virtual reality consciousness evolution simulator.

Welcome to life!

[Bobby]

@MM1988 just doing it is its own reward. you gotta have fun with this stuff, man. take a couple weeks off work and live alone in a cabin. connect with nature., hang out with cool enlightened teachers and take in their energy, go on an ayahuasca retreat, go get crazy energy healing that you're not even sure if it'll work or if you're wasting your money, do kundalini yoga, do kriya yoga, go crazy writing down everything you think about your "self," 

it's honestly so much fun if you do it with all your heart.

Edited July 13, 2018 by Bobby

[pluto]

It won't if you don't let these types of thoughts and questions go. You have to surrender and trust "ALL THAT IS" so it can be "ALL THAT IT CAN BECOME". You are only resisting the natural flow of creation by clinging onto these frequencies.

[Prabhaker]

5 hours ago, MM1988 said:

How do you know the emotional suffering with raising your consciousness and doing all this work will pay off one day?

It is always a possibility; you may be able to make it, you may not be able to make it, there is no guarantee. It is not a commodity which can be guaranteed. It is a gambling.

[cirkussmile]

One thing that could happen is that you give up trying to find yourself and that is what you want

The measurement is not what you get but what you lose ✌?