82 | Starving compulsions of neediness

Homecoming

During covid, Jeremy lived in Melbourne, Australia, which experienced the world’s longest lockdown. As for many in the community, the situation brought with it a great deal of stress.

The world seemed to be going mad with fear, so Jeremy pulled back even further to disconnect from its energy and observe what was taking place. He was fortunate enough to leave the city, surround himself in the natural world, and take a deep dive within. The intention being so that he might starve his compulsions and free himself of the binds of conditioning that were creating his stress.

A process began to take place while staying in the home of his beloved deceased grandparents, where he shifted his personality from being extroverted to introverted, so that he might feel less neediness. Did it work? Have a listen to find out.

This episode was recorded sitting on the edge of the river Ganga in Rishikesh, India.

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