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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 8:42 am
I wanted to make this little warning, because we often say in fact "we should not speak publicly about religion, we should not speak publicly about politics etc." But here, I am not trying at all to impose an opinion and a vision, on the contrary, because you will understand that I am searching. But I am trying to share a little bit of my experience and the path that I am following. That is what I wanted to tell you.
So as you understood, I am trying to develop my spirituality. For a very long time, when I do tests… You know, we swe are asked questions, a lot of questions about our life in general, I always have very good results when it comes to taking care of my physical appearance, taking care of my emotions, taking care of my mind.
So for those who know the book 4 Pills for a Rich and Stress-Free Life , you know what I'm talking about. But everything that's physical, I do a lot of things, I feel good. As for emotions, I do a lot of things. I'm not at the top, I'm not the best, but I manage to manage my emotions better than I used to. As for mentally, it's the same, I think I'm doing the right thing and I have clarity. And that really comes out when I do personality tests.
On the other hand, the place where I have always been relatively lower, at least in terms of rating, is the spiritual part. That's why I'm really trying to develop it. It probably comes from my new zealand whatsapp number data upbringing. I was raised in an absolutely non-spiritual family. There was zero spirituality at home. I would describe my parents as being very materialistic people, completely atheist. And we never talked about death or the big questions.
What I call the big questions is what is the universe? Why is there something rather than nothing? That's a big question, really. Why is there something rather than nothing? Did humans come about by chance or was there a creative force? All these questions, in fact, are things that were never talked about in my home.
My parents, whom I salute and thank… I am very close to my parents. I unfortunately lost my dad this year, but I am extremely close and I feel a lot of gratitude towards my parents. They focused on moral values. Which is good. They instilled moral values in me. I know what is good and what is not good. They instilled in me values related to work. They gave me an education and instruction, but they did not really guide me on spirituality.
And that wasn't a problem for me, I would say, until I was about 30. Around, eh, it's not 100% precise. It's hard to find an exact date, but I would say that until I was 30, it wasn't really a problem for me. I turned 30 in 2012. So I had my first job, well I had already had my first job since 2007, so I had some experience, a first experience of the world of work, I had started to develop Français Authentique for a year, I had become a father. And it was at that time, in 2012 or so, my 30th birthday, maybe 31, 32, but around that time, that I started to ask myself spiritual questions.
So as you understood, I am trying to develop my spirituality. For a very long time, when I do tests… You know, we swe are asked questions, a lot of questions about our life in general, I always have very good results when it comes to taking care of my physical appearance, taking care of my emotions, taking care of my mind.
So for those who know the book 4 Pills for a Rich and Stress-Free Life , you know what I'm talking about. But everything that's physical, I do a lot of things, I feel good. As for emotions, I do a lot of things. I'm not at the top, I'm not the best, but I manage to manage my emotions better than I used to. As for mentally, it's the same, I think I'm doing the right thing and I have clarity. And that really comes out when I do personality tests.
On the other hand, the place where I have always been relatively lower, at least in terms of rating, is the spiritual part. That's why I'm really trying to develop it. It probably comes from my new zealand whatsapp number data upbringing. I was raised in an absolutely non-spiritual family. There was zero spirituality at home. I would describe my parents as being very materialistic people, completely atheist. And we never talked about death or the big questions.
What I call the big questions is what is the universe? Why is there something rather than nothing? That's a big question, really. Why is there something rather than nothing? Did humans come about by chance or was there a creative force? All these questions, in fact, are things that were never talked about in my home.
My parents, whom I salute and thank… I am very close to my parents. I unfortunately lost my dad this year, but I am extremely close and I feel a lot of gratitude towards my parents. They focused on moral values. Which is good. They instilled moral values in me. I know what is good and what is not good. They instilled in me values related to work. They gave me an education and instruction, but they did not really guide me on spirituality.
And that wasn't a problem for me, I would say, until I was about 30. Around, eh, it's not 100% precise. It's hard to find an exact date, but I would say that until I was 30, it wasn't really a problem for me. I turned 30 in 2012. So I had my first job, well I had already had my first job since 2007, so I had some experience, a first experience of the world of work, I had started to develop Français Authentique for a year, I had become a father. And it was at that time, in 2012 or so, my 30th birthday, maybe 31, 32, but around that time, that I started to ask myself spiritual questions.