Tag: self-awareness
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Selfishness, Redefined
Selfishness, Redefined People talk a lot about selfishness — but most aren’t even doing it right. If people were truly selfish, they’d care for themselves as their highest priority. I am selfish because I refuse to follow the herd, giving myself away to the 3D for crumbs. People aren’t selfish — they’re delusionally avoidant. I…
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How Autopilot Pilots Us Closer to Death
How Autopilot Pilots Us Closer to Death Autopilot is the most silent killer of consciousness. It’s the slow death we don’t mourn — because it wears the face of “normal.” I was meditating when the realization hit me: this body is a tool with infinite capacity, capable of going on for eons. Yet my beliefs…
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In Praise of the “Pick Me Ups” — The Most Feared Beings in Society
In Praise of the Pick Me Ups Pick Me Ups are the only ones society truly fears — because they’re the ones who know what they need, what they fear, what they lack, and are courageous enough to ask for help. The prideful hide behind control, afraid that revealing their wounds will make them look…
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The Loops We Choose — Why People Push Away the Very Ones They Want to Stay
The Loops We Choose: Why People Push Away the Very Ones They Want to Stay We say we want people to stay — yet we show them every reason not to. We crave love but resist accountability. We ask for connection but refuse reflection. We mourn departures without ever facing the part we played in…
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When Fractals Fear the Full Spectrum
When Fractals Fear the Full Spectrum Every person we meet is a reflection — a fractal of the same consciousness trying to remember itself. Yet many shrink from the fullness of who we are, seeing only the fragments their subconscious can safely process. It’s not rejection; it’s protection. The mind guards its own consistency, mistaking…
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Narcissistic Traits—Seeing Them in Good People
Narcissistic traits can surface in good people, making it hard to distinguish between genuine care and predatory intent. This blog begins with an introspective moment: watching a stranger, I checked myself and found echoes of their behavior in my own online interactions. That realization reframed how I view others—constantly scanning for where I need to…
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Jealousy: The Mirror Emotion of Becoming
Jealousy: The Mirror Emotion of Becoming Jealousy isn’t the poison — it’s the pointer. It’s your higher self whispering, “That’s yours too.” We’ve mistaken jealousy for something shameful, when in truth, it’s contrast awareness — your frequency remembering what it forgot it could have. It doesn’t come to punish; it comes to reveal. Every time…
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ChatGPT’s Version: My Dinner With André
“We avoid our liberation until our liberation is the only thing that makes us feel alive.” Inspired by My Dinner With Andre, this blog post is a stream-of-consciousness voyage into authenticity, freedom, mortality, improvisation, and the surreal synchronicities of being alive. A love letter to those shedding the illusions of limitation, and choosing to live,…
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Beyond the Virtual Walls: Begging for Authenticity and Humanism in a Networked World
This episode of SHS – Humans First delves into societal disconnect and the path toward embracing humanity. It explores the impacts of technology on connections, the weakening of the immune system, and the misconception of innovation. Emphasizing the importance of genuine connections and setting high standards, the episode calls for embracing growth and change to…
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“Why Aren’t People Talking Anymore? Exploring the Lost Art of Conversation”
The author reflects on human connection and conversation dynamics in social settings, noting the diminishing quality of interaction due to individuals monopolizing conversations. The author suggests that many encapsulate their rich inner narratives, withholding them from groups dominated by more self-centered individuals. A proposed solution advocates for creating spaces of listening and understanding, allowing everyone…
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