I am the source experiencing itself

I fell for self-righteousness. I fell for pride. People noticed the change in me, some even said I had a certain glow to me and I allowed that to get to my head. Anyways, took me 20+ years to learn humility. Righteousness, Wisdom and Humility must always go hand in hand.

The section about “regressive restoration” really touched me. It’s so true that when awakening feels overwhelming, we armor ourselves with even stronger old patterns. This video doesn’t just warn it helps us recognize that going slowly is actually a form of strength, not weakness.

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Yes, I just kept building walls. It took forever to take them down. I didn’t even know I was

It's honestly fascinating how much of the world operates on principles most people never even hear about. I'm not talking conspiracy stuff - I mean the subtle  structured laws that seem to quietly govern influence  timing  energy  and decision-making. The kind of knowledge that's been passed around quietly in elite circles for generations  while the rest of the world is busy arguing over surface-level distractions. I recently discovered Owen Hermsting  someone who clearly didn't just study this material - he lived it. His ebook  The Law Behind the Laws  goes deep into these patterns without sounding preachy or overly mystical. It's one of the few books I've read that actually connects the dots between ancient systems  modern psychology  and the way power really works. It's not flashy or trending on social media  but honestly  that might be the best thing about it.

Thorough analysis and interpretations. Excellent! 👌☯️

Jung was so smart in explaining all this. Because of him, I have so many answers I wouldn't have otherwise. Bless that man. Thanks for the video!

Grateful for this. Amazingly insightful. Both articulation and vocabulary are superb!

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This was eye-opening. I never thought of awakening as carrying such hidden risks. The line “the dangers of individuation are real, but so is the danger of not individuating” really struck me. It’s a reminder that the journey isn’t about chasing light blindly, but about walking carefully with balance, depth, and grounding 🌌

so accurate...

Loneliness is the most persistent difficulty I've experienced. A quote from Marie-Louise von Franz has helped a lot. She said, "Hermes Trismegistus is the friend of the lonely." I found so much comfort in this because the writings of Hermes helped make sense of the world for me. If I hadn't been lonely, then maybe Hermes wouldn't have befriended me. It's a fair deal.

okaaaay now im really curioussss

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Thank you for sharing this valuable video! In my opinion, the regressive restoration of the "persona" when facing awakening challenges isn't a temporary step back for integration, but a defensive consolidation, blocking genuine future growth—a subtle trap many don't recognize. [06:59]

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all the signs explained in my own way : 1_‏‪literlization of symbols (believing you're him cuz of your dreams).
2_ regressive restoration (letting your ego not die making better defences to cope with your awakening and giving excuses to your bad habits and etc...).
3_ spiritual ungrounding (searching for the High's of moments through your  transcending that you neglect taking care of any physical aspect of yourself in real life even not being able to reach the High's fully how sad).
4_ arrested dissolution ( getting stuck between your old and new self for any reason in general so figure it out you goof).
5_  the isolation of individuation ( being so awake and all that you  abandoned social life generally because of how "awake" you are which you're goofy ahh ain't not if that's what you are going to do probably lmao). hope it helps y'all❤

Voice sweetlove happysoug amen

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