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Spiritual Rebels

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"The worst thing you can do in life is to be a victim"
Says Rey. Anyone was, is, a victim of anything? How did you come over to be a victim and became a winner? What makes us to victims? What about low self esteem?
3 likes • Dec '25
The people who have hurt you are on a karmic journey of their own that they need to ride out. In no way a moral justification but you are the person who hurt you. The person hurt and the person who will overcome and move even higher up. You'll look back one day have a giggle on how much the nature of things used to affect you in a such a deep way. Tell the truth and love everyone. See how hard that is to do and you'll see how much better it is to love everyone because spending every moment deciding between if you like or dislike someone based on qualities or actions or opinions is a nightmare. They are the same journey and will meet you at the destination.
This is what I'm going through (28M, from India)...
I’m trying to cut off financial dependence from my parents — they are very lovely, but I can’t live with the guilt anymore. I’ve made mistakes, avoided responsibility, wasted years, and hurt them more than I want to admit. The problem is: I’m not trying to “break free” — I’m trying to punish myself. My ego (more than that, the judgment of society) won’t let me take basic jobs, and my shame makes me believe I don’t deserve their support. I keep projecting my anger onto society instead of facing my own accountability. I want to leave home with almost no money and try to rebuild myself, but I don’t trust my mindset. How do you start over when the biggest fight is not with life, but with your own pride, guilt, and self-sabotage? How do you become independent without running away from your problems or destroying yourself in the process? I’m not looking for sugarcoating — I need real guidance from people who’ve been in this mindset and actually turned their life around.
1 like • Nov '25
You've lived a certain way for a while now. Doesn't seem to be what you want. Time to take that leap and leave it to god.
1 like • Nov '25
@Yogesh Sivan Just be. Live life. Experience it as one with it. No thing is good or bad it just is. God will handle it is something i say to myself a lot. Woke up late and now my boss will be upset. God will handle it. I give my responsibility away to the universe. I put in effort and work to manage the existence of the vessel. Everything will be taken care one way or another. It is no longer MY responsibility. It is no longer YOUR responsibility. Spirit will create using your energy and power but you have to let it do it's thing. The only thing getting in the way is you. I know that's a very paradoxical thing say but understanding that the duality is one of the keys is a step. Watch more of Rays videos. Ram Dass. Eckhert Tolle. Much love friend. We are all in this together. If you keep looking it'll find you.
🧚‍♀️ Hey! Listen! Spiritual Gamers Unite!
What kind of video games do you guys enjoy? If any, of course. Personally, there was a period of time that video games became meaningless and empty. Now, they are meaningless but also fun to come back to for my “avatar” to enjoy. 🤣 I’ve been deep in a BotW/subnautica kick lately — I swear all the ocean and water energy talk on here is getting to me 😅 Riding the wave virtually, I guess! 🌊 I’m looking for some new gaming energy though — what are your favorite games? 🕹️
 🧚‍♀️ Hey! Listen! Spiritual Gamers Unite!
2 likes • Nov '25
I enjoy Grand Strategy games! Play lots of chess. Anything On steam that was made by Creative Assembly. Recently I beat Master of Command. Did a playthrough of Red Dead 2 and am waiting for the new KCD 2 DLC tomorrow. Since i was a child i believed that through genetic memory or simply my connection with myself i must have been some officer or soldier in a prior reincarnation. One of the very few things in life that I never question myself on. If it is strategy that must be learned and mastered, then I simply know I'll figure it out and it's as if my brain goes silent and complexity becomes simple.
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Satya Speaks
Rey suggested him a couple months ago. A wonderful teacher who almost forces you and your mind to move at his pace in a very slow peaceful manner. Watching him makes me realize that taking your time to do something as simple as drinking water can make life beautiful.
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Zachary Snide
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