Awakeners tend to be quiet or understated?
Is it true that awakers tend to be quiet or understated?
True! But not at all, the awake often speaks less, quieter, but quiet here doesn't mean saying nothing.
But because they already know they don't have to talk all the time.
Before, people, or before they wake up, often want to talk about
1. Confirm identity,
2. Speak to be recognized,
3. Speak to beat,
4. Speak to hide or distort something or cover up guilt, fear.
5. Or maybe just talking because you want to participate.
But when you wake up, you know that the self that is acting or living each day is not the real self.
Then they will.
1. Start talking less,
2. Do not argue about everything,
3. Do not feel the need to overcome,
4. Don't feel the need to explain yourself.
Even if you sometimes know and see the truth of the whole story, you choose not to say it because it's useless to say it at the time.
But looking carefully, someone who is quiet doesn't mean he's an awake.
Or even a person who speaks in public, can do content, can speak well, not that he doesn't wake up.
Because the real awake knows that he has a mission, a duty to serve the world and the universe.
They do not want to show off their ability, but to share their experience or share their knowledge.
They will speak for
1. Forward some things, do not
2. They do not hold that everyone must believe what they say.
3. They don't want to beat anyone.
4. They will open up and be available to those who see each other to comment.
The difference is not that a person is good at talking or not good at talking, quiet or talking a lot, but the intention of the speaker.
Some awakeners came out to share their experiences through
1. Write a book
2. Make content
3. Teaching meditation
4. Or even being a businessman or an influencer.
But deep down, they don't stick to that image at all, they just look at it or use it as a tool for acting, or just as a role to perform.
They're not struck that that thing is their identity.
People who are really awake know that the outside looks normal, not special at all. Some people laugh well, make funny clips, but their inside is really still and very deep.
On the other hand, some people are quiet, unassertive, understated, but there can be darkness in their hearts and a lot of ego.
So just because he's a quiet person doesn't always mean he's an awake person.
1. Does that person's mind still need the acceptance of others?
2. Can they handle criticism?
3. When no one cares about them, can they still be happy?
4. They speak or express themselves because they act with love, compassion, want to share, or just to become important.
5. Do they need to prove that they are more awake than others?
Remember, those who know the truth will be soft on themselves, light on the world, light on the role they are playing.
Those who are really awake will speak easily, not necessarily in hard words, because they can explain difficult things in simple language.
Finally, waking up doesn't have to escape the world and sit alone.
Some people wake up to be quiet.
Some people wake up to save the world, save society.
Some people wake up to create work and art.
What is important is whether the intention of acting is to be hungry for light, or to be accepted, or just to want to share knowledge and experience.
With love and compassion to make society and the world better.
Remember that.
Jake, one.



































































































