Published Aug 5, 2019

The SURPRISING Way To IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH | Preethaji & Lewis Howes

Lewis Howes and Sri Preethaji explore transformative practices to shed ego and suffering, cultivate beautiful states of consciousness, and access spiritual vision for a more joyful and fulfilling life.
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  • Shedding Process

    explains that shedding one's ego and suffering is akin to a snake shedding its old skin. This process involves isolating oneself and letting go of accumulated pain and negative experiences to emerge renewed and empowered. She emphasizes the importance of nurturing a beautiful state of consciousness from a young age, highlighting efforts in India to educate youth on this practice 1.

    Every one of us need this process, really.

    --- Sri Preethaji

    shares his own experiences of feeling trapped in a suffering state and questions how to break free from it 1. Preethaji responds with the metaphor of shedding old skin, stressing the need to release past traumas and failures to gain a clear vision for the future 2.

       

    Life Impact

    Shedding the ego and suffering has profound effects on personal relationships and life fulfillment. describes how nurturing a beautiful state of connection can heal and transform relationships with children, partners, and colleagues 3. She asserts that living in a suffering state leads to disconnection and chaos, while a beautiful state fosters joy, love, and intimacy.

    Your state has an impact on the way you experience life.

    --- Sri Preethaji

    reflects on his transformative experience at the O&O Academy, noting the power of connection and mindfulness practices in achieving a beautiful state 4.

       

    Shedding Challenges

    Addressing the emotional and psychological challenges in shedding the ego, shares the story of two monks to illustrate the importance of letting go of the past. She explains that clinging to past experiences, whether painful or pleasurable, can lead to physical and spiritual disease 5.

    Physically, we are becoming deceased.

    --- Sri Preethaji

    discusses the difficulty many people face in creating a vision for their inner environment. Preethaji emphasizes the need to shed past traumas and nurture a beautiful state to achieve fulfillment and purpose in life 6.

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