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changing one major storyline can completely alter a person's life. It's one reason people get stuck after the 1st storyline

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So, if someone really learns to not worry and let god worry, that will change their life, vastly for the better.

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but then, because that story worked so well, they get stuck there, and can't drop it when it's done its work (or carry it lightly)

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people generally have to hit some form of bottom b4 they'll let go of a major story. I was going to die if I didn't change, & I knew it.

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and, while not afraid of death, I was unwilling to die. So, something had to go. I also had years of meditation behind me.

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the Guru (obey all orders) shit, much as it is often abused, exists for a reason: it works & it lets people change stories (and more)

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people hate cults who cut people off from family & friends, but it's also how Sadhu, Sannyasin, monks, hermits work.

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Changing the reality you live in (your stories + identity) is really goddamn hard, and if others are reinforcing it, near impossible.

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at a lesser level, this is 1 reason why people leave families and friends and the place they grow up, to be able to be someone else.

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I don't know one person who is awakened who did not have some literally unbearable problem they didn't have to fix.

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Can you clarify this one?

7:49 AM · Aug 29, 2017Twitter Web Client

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Everyone had some issue they could not handle. Rape/Abuse/horrible internal dialogue/illness/mental illness/whatever.

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the situation was literally intolerable. They could not tolerate it. Something had to change. So something did.

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