Paramahamsa articulates this observation so well.
Personally, when I step out of this “show”, it’s scary to know we give so much of ourselves to coping within a system that feels like a hamster’s wheel. The funny thing is many of us are “aware” of it but have normalized it as being “that’s life”. Yet, I ask myself, who defines what is normal?
I wish there was an island or a planet somewhere on earth dedicated to the seekers in this world.
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