Posts in July 28, 2026

Los Angeles is beautiful, full of magical promises, but you must approach it much like a spoiled movie star: admire it, but don’t open your heart to it. Los Angeles is a tough city and does not forgive mistakes. Only in places like the Getty Center can I truly be myself.
There is something mystical about waking up in the evening after a short daytime nap: it feels as though part of the consciousness is still in a dream, and the two realities—the conscious and the dream—are so close that there's almost a physical sensation of their boundaries being blurred, one flowing into the other, like the ingredients of a Bloody Mary cocktail mixing together.
Osho once elaborated quite well in one of his books (and it's known that most, if not all, of his books are nothing but transcripts of his speeches) about how "The giver should be grateful." He gave an example of a rich man who brought a bag of money to some guru.
I can easily look at myself from the outside and see a completely different person. Suddenly, I see myself the way others might see me—with all my traits, not always the ones that would easily be liked by the majority.
I'm not talking about wearing pants backward or sleeping upside down. I'm talking about the discomfort within. Since growth is always associated with stepping out of the familiar cozy 'comfort zone', in order to grow, you need to always (or at least most of the time, outside of sleep) feel the challenge.
I only now realize that I’ve probably wanted to wake up to the sound of ocean waves near my home my whole life... Actually, it’s only now, when I began imagining the most beautiful day of my life, that I realized I would like it to start exactly like this – with the quiet sound of beautiful waves shimmering in the sun.
Well, what if I told you there's a fascinating concept called "TIME STRETCH" that can help us make the most out of our available time? Keep watching, and you'll discover practical TECHNIQUES to maximize your time and make it work for you. So, let's get started!
Motivation is an internal push. It works most effectively when the momentum from the initial push is still very strong.
The point of power is here and now – in our minds. Everyone, including myself, is fully responsible for all the events in their lives, both the best and the worst. Every thought we have literally creates our future. The forces of the universe never judge or criticize us. They accept us as we are. Then they automatically reflect our beliefs.
Why did this thought come to my mind? What does it want to tell me? Illness is a time given to make conclusions. By learning from the bad, we become wiser and move forward, higher, and further along the spiral of development.