How are you friends, I hope you are doing well and that this weekend has been very beneficial for all of you.

This is my first post in this community, I had always been interested in it but never took the step of publishing. Why? I am very interested in topics that talk about personal, emotional and spiritual development. After bad experiences with myself I have found a fruitful path in the knowledge of the self.

Another reason is that the development I have had within the hive has been based on my main passion, which is music. Although, today I want to comment on the dangers of the "I". Not without first thanking @adamarysvibra, a wonderful person who has given us this initiative.

As I already mentioned, the main reason why I have not dedicated more time to other communities is because I have in my conscience a very central meaning of "I" (the I am), which is based on all the experiences and experiences I have had.

It is not wrong at all to have that meaning of yourself deep inside your being, even more so when the time it has taken you to attend to those virtues is almost more than a third of your life.

In this case, it is more than ten years entirely dedicated to music, and five years generating income with it, however, being a musician is not what I am.

I mentioned that in my last post. You are not what you think you are, or rather, you are not what you do. Because you are limiting yourself.

Limiting yourself from doing something else, from getting better, or even from losing. Because there are several channels. A, B, C, Etc.

Channel A you consider yourself a "good-for-nothing," and you're fine with yourself in that sense but long to be someone else.

Channel B you are focused on being someone but the moment life throws you a curveball everything falls apart and you don't know how to get on track.

Channel C you are a winner, your dedication and performance keep you at the top, but the minute you think about it you can't find the true meaning of your life.

**Etc...

Letting go of everything you are is the greatest treasure you can have. It is what will give you freedom with no strings attached. I don't mean that devoting time to your passions is wrong. But rather that you spend your time being in awareness and living in the existing moment. *Today I am, tomorrow I will be.

Thanks to this, I have learned that life moves in a perfect environment. Each experience is unique and you must be aware, or rather, be awake in those moments.

I like to feel that I am passionate, because I love art. And I have the freedom to choose who I am with art and who I am not. *Freedom from bondage is what will empower your life.

I stopped liking myself when I knew I was tied down, little by little I have removed tie after tie, and I like myself a lot more. What I like most about myself is my passion. Let's not talk about passion for something specific, but in generic terms.

I can start reading books and in an instant get a clip with them, I can taste in the kitchen and in an instant rejoice in being there.

You can feel that peace and that love.

It's not an easy task, it's very complicated to have that understanding, I still don't have it. But I enjoy the process.

By the way, I should be thankful for other virtues I have. I read in a post of a beautiful person that she is thankful for not being bad pay, I am not either (😅), I respect very much the commitment of others and keep my responsibility to them.

I don't have denigrating vices either, I do drink some out of the ordinary coffee, because I discovered a deep love for dark and bitter coffee that I haven't found in another hot beverage.

I drink, the usual a little beer now and then that doesn't hurt. And I am adamant that mental health also depends on living in the now and having a good time with your loved ones.

Thanks for your attention friends, I give you a hug and hope to see you more often!!!! ❤️🔥