12 Hours Unplugged: My Unexpected Joy and Clarity

Maybe the only way to quiet the chatter in our minds and to achieve a state of natural abundance and euphoria is to put away our mobile phones and do away with all screens and just be out in nature with the elements.
In this video, I tell the story about how I made this possible discovery that might be the simplest answer that we need.
Join me on a surprising journey in "12 Hours Unplugged: My Unexpected Joy and Clarity," where I explore the profound effects of disconnecting from our digital chains. Let's be honest, we've all felt the overwhelming grip of social media addiction and the constant barrage of notifications. But what happens when you go completely off-grid for a whole day?
In this video, I share a personal story that unfolded on a seemingly ordinary weekend, which turned into an extraordinary revelation about happiness, presence, and the simplicity of life without screens. It's time we stopped allowing our gadgets to dictate our emotional states. Maybe it's the serene disconnection, or perhaps it's the joy of being truly present that brings us back to our center-what do you think?
This experience made me question: Could stepping back from our devices be the key to peak performance in our personal lives? How does spiritual and emotional clarity influence our overall well-being?
Let's dive deeper into these questions together. Watch the video to uncover how small changes can lead to monumental shifts in our state of being. And if you're seeking to engage more actively with these topics, join us in Discord by signing up via Patreon: [Patreon Link] Join the conversation and let's navigate the path to a more mindful, connected life together.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Sensory Input Emotional Impact
0:49 - Life-Changing Personal Story
4:31 - Sensory vs Emotional State
5:45 - Overcoming Mental Overload
6:32 - Relaxation Techniques at Home
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I understand what you are trying to say but your phone is not the cause nor is the purpose of live to be in a constant state of euphoria. Live happens with or without phone.
I think you should get out of your bubble if you think reading bad news on your phone is the worst. What about the people it happened to? Or something happened to you or your loved ones? Putting your phone away doesn't help. Yes, you should clean up your phone and set aside a time to work but selling a constant state of euphoria to people is gaslighting.
Did you ever stick in traffic because of road work? Next time it happens, think of the road workers. Putting their lives on the line the improve the road for your safety while getting yelled by motorists who have no concern for the safety of the road workers or even their humanity. Think of how putting their phones away will make road rage euphoric.
When did the Muslims gone gaslighting people about the meaning of sabr and glorifying suffering for the sake of suffering to gaslighting us manifestation from their privileged bubble?