Simple Self inquiry

Self Inquiry is one of those things that is so simple that it can be dauntingly difficult. For this reason I like to offer various approaches. Sometimes it's just a matter of trying slightly different angles until it clicks. This usually results in a huge "Aha!" moment.
Book: Awake: It's Your Turn (Amazon)

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

If you notice where it seems like I missed an editing cut, I actually didn’t I purposely left in the sound of a golf ball hitting my house right above my head as I filmed the video… did you hear it ? 😂

[@Roland-0-0]

Yes, at 7:49, 🏌️‍♂️Fore! 😱 , thanks Angelo!

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

@@Roland-0-0 🤣

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

@@Roland-0-0 😂 ⛳️

[@birgit8996]

Yes,....this is resting in ...😄 pure attention...

[@chriswilson5758]

Lol yes 😂. I always love how there's never a reaction. Like in some old videos where the phone dings and you never get distracted.

[@lollyoneness5659]

I feel that when I say “who am I?” Or “what am I?,” many times over the last 2 1/2 years, the thoughts do stop. But the “presence” I feel is so vital and vivid that it doesn’t seem like nobody, just a more powerful and serene “me.”

[@georgeshepherd3381]

"Who am I?" "Who's asking?"

[@snakedogman]

Who wants to know?

[@cookiemonster9276]

That was mindblowing! I've been working on "Who am I" for a while now, but I felt something different with your video. I really appreciate these transmissions. Thank you.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

You're welcome!

[@noonespecial24]

Beautiful Angelo! Your gift is helping many. Thank you for spreading the seed of awakening 🙏🙏

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Happy to do it.

[@adabialynicka9188]

As soon as I realize I'm thinking a thought it's gone. How am I supposed to examine who is thinking this thought, or what it's made of if it's already gone? This is a great source of confusion for me

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Great question. So as you turn attention into thoughts they disappear. Then the thought comes that says “I’m confused what to do now because thoughts are disappearing” what happens when you look directly at that thought?

[@Streetzlegend]

That confusion of finding a source is it. Don't label it instead be in it. When you are aware of the thought then it dissolves it leaves you with a sensation of just being, nothingness. That's where you want to be, in that pure awareness. Awareness is aware of itself. Did you continue todo this work?

[@adabialynicka9188]

@@Streetzlegend I did..and I am able to stay without thoughts for a few seconds or minutes sometimes, in this state of self awareness. Then by the time I know it I am lost in a thought stream and the next second they are gone again.

[@vyllan34]

@@Streetzlegend awareness is aware of itself? I'm confused.

[@arakan6374]

Do not try to know what is aware of thoughts, just be that, that is aware-rather, relax into that awareness, you are that, that is your self, you only ask who am I? who asks this question? from what does this question arise? to re-establish your self as awareness, the source, and that you cannot know, bc unlike thoughts, there is only one self. Who is to know who? To be that, is to know that.

[@antsynan]

I would love to procure a t-shirt like that for my husband. You should have a merch shop. Your t-shirts are the best. Oh and yes, I truly look forward to each and every video. Thank you!

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

I’ll see if I can find where I got it

[@charlescook9052]

Just want to thank you for your videos. My sense is that you are a true compass thru a murky world. Thank you

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Welcome :)

[@torgo_]

In the past, I feel that I was lost in language games. My internal monologue trying to describe things to myself, actively describing sensations or narrating experiences. I think that's a kind of trap that we can fall into. Sometimes I still find myself lost wandering that labyrinth.

[@rasmussenjoergen]

Thank you for your videos Angelo.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Welcome :)

[@youtoo8075]

Gran bel video! Grazie Angelo!!

[@sea_hous]

Is an emotion, without any thought a thought? Like a rise up in intense emotion, no story.

[@birgit8996]

Here .... there is nothing to achieve .... here ..... everything takes place ...

[@nat998]

... Here...

[@nat998]

❤️

[@Loneranger670]

Thank you.

[@Oversampled]

Okay brody, I'm at the point where I can sit as awareness and notice that I've been entangled in a thought for the past few seconds. I always catch it afterwards, sometimes in real time I see them appear. I see they're just being generated and even tho they speak in first person, I'm not the one consciously speaking them in my mind. My attention always gets moved to a thought tho even if I'm super alert. Is this even possible to not get your attention be moved into a thought involuntarily or is this somthing were destined to live with? Thank you

[@nat998]

Wonderfully succinct and very clear instruction Angelo 🙏👌🌞 direct experience is the key... there are thoughts that do arise, and then there is SOMETHING else that which is aware of thoughts... That which knows... That which is watching this video... What is that? Such a mystery ✨❤️ Who am I? Orient towards that dwelling place of silent presence of being, aware of that which arises (thoughts) from this stillness.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Very well said

[@KK-qd6ro]

I may need sleep. Or a break from your amazing videos. I just end up in fits of giggles! Who am I? nothing nothing nothing nothing shouty thought I DON'T KNOW giggles.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

😂. Cute

[@altecwtf]

Thanks Angelo, this is one of the most helpful videos on youtube! It never fails to help me tune in to the sense of presence. You often say to rest in that sense once you find it. Do I not need to try and investigate or inquire further? The term self-inquiry suggests investigating/questioning, as does the question "Who am I?" by Ramana Maharishi and any number of zen koans. Is it enough to just watch the watcher or do I need to be trying to find out who is doing the watching?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

once the mind is clear and there is content less consciousness just stay there. Be alert tho for the formation of thoughts including thought image of a watcher. Then as thought forms lean toward instead of away

[@Streetzlegend]

Fantastic video on this one. Whats the relationship between the I, the subconscious, and the conscious (where our thoughts normally are). Is there a section on the book that covers this? Thank You

[@jpavlovic]

When i ask myself this there are no thought i am just watching room.Its crazy somehow i got feeling i am this room too lol

[@dar_jada]

This helps. Thx

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

😊

[@randomseed]

Nice background!

[@Oversampled]

I've got a practice question. I'm doing an inquiry and there are the thoughts that seem like they come from me. Those are not automatic, random thoughts that pop up in my head. Those seem like I'm putting some will to them to generate (it's the same as if I were speaking with my mouth, but I do it in my head). So for example if I say in my head "oh that's just a thought" about another thought or make any observation using thoughts, these thoughts seem closer to me and they also feel like me. There's like a sense of me embedded in them. I'm supposed to let go of that self am I right? It seems soooo close, it seems like me, but it can't be me? I honestly have no clue how to perceive it :)

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Right, you can’t perceive it in the usual way of speaking bc it’s too close yes? So when you stop thinking You are just You, yes?

[@Oversampled]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake I'd say that the me as consciousness that persists between thoughts is using will to speak using thoughts. These thoughts are even positioned like inside my mouth and are using my voice (but not necessarily, it's like I'm thinking them willingly) . Honestly it feels like I'm speaking but in my head. Just like I'm writing this comment or like I'm speaking out loud or doing any action. It's like me expressing myself. If I say something in my head now and put attention on it, I see it as a thought object that's made out of words and it has like a personal feel to it, like it's me or like it's coming from me. The difference between this and a thought that pops out of nowhere and talks about random stuff is - that this is like a willingly generated one by me the conscious one. So disidentifying from that would be like me giving up my free will and disidentifying from myself. Which maybe that's what this is all about and that could be an illusion of self - makes sense, but I've no idea. But to answer your last question, when I'm not thinking there's just what is, presence, not really any labels on anything. That we could call "I" right? But then that "I" can communicate willingly with thoughts or words and all that it says is an expression of it. I use the inquiry "who am I without thought" and so without thoughts I can't really describe that state, it's just whatever appears and the knowing of it. Maybe that's an identification with the thinker? But again all these thoughts are so authentic like coming from the source of me :)

[@Oversampled]

What if I block my thoughts? I can definitely do that or at least that's what it seems to happen. I am just aware/present without thoughts when I block them, is that okay?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

If there is still a sense of you that blocked them as separate from awareness/presence then there is still more to go :)

[@Oversampled]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake ​Appreciate the response Angelo! 🙏 It's more like I see them as a content of awareness. I can observe them, what they're saying and oddly also when they are referring to someone using the language "I". I can watch them have a dialog, which is super weird :D But I also feel that sense that I'm somehow in control of them, I can produce them and stop producing them. Even if that sense is here, I'm not sure where they're coming from or whether I'm actually making them appear. Usually what happens is I will put my attention on the present moment, at the same time having a sense of blocking my thoughts, which if I'm being honest, I don't really know if I'm actually doing. But when I do so, if I do so, it makes me really present. P.S. Reading Awake every day, thanks for this book, it really shines the light at the whole thing! ❤️

[@giovannaj1981]

If your reading this please listen to nacho libre I am I am. The end of this video reminded me of that song. I’m on a path lol

[@ToddSloanIAAN]

Let's have thought be, I am that I am... Pure observance. 3:51

[@bkny108]

Greetings kind sir! Thanks for all these amazing teachings. Your book is amazing and super clear I’m finally taking on inquiry more full time - something that’s been really hard for me to understand in the past. Two quick questions - 1. You say to Recognize a thought as just one thought - does that mean if you become aware that you’re lost in thought but it was a whole stream of thoughts - do you just recognize it and treat it as one thought? 2. Sometimes when I’m noticing a thought in the thought space then inquiring on it- another thought comes up while I’m inquiring on the first. Should I just ignore that until I’ve gone through the inquiry on the first of moving attention back to the me and resting there, or should I drop the thought I’m inquiring about and move to the new thought? These other thoughts are usually thought images of “me” but not always. I experience a lot of “me” image thoghts and didn’t recognize them as thoughts until I read your book.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

1. Not exactly, rather notice that "I am lost in a stream of thoughts" is the current thought :) 2. You can, but generally speaking the "new" thought that emerges is the current thought so start there again.

[@bkny108]

Thank you!

[@emil6669]

Isn't "I am", "I am that I am" is a thought in itself? Like, I could say that there are 3 forms of "I". 1) "I am anxious/nervous". 2) I am 3) The experience of I am in its pure being behind the linguistic phrasing of I am or its conceptualization into words? Your videos are great and very helpful, thank you so much!

[@lucasmurphy740]

You say things like "feel into the I" "follow it backwards to the I". Ramana Maharshi always would say things like "go to the source" this is always very confusing. Could you elaborate a little more on what exactly you mean by these statements? There never seems to be anything to step back into or rest in or any "sense of I" and if I sense it, doesn't that mean it can't be me?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

I’ll do a video on this , however it is the nature of this topic that’s sticky. Your question itself (if you feel into it) is coming from a place of wanting to know what it is somewhat conceptually. That’s what I’m pointing away from actually. It’s quite instinctual. But I’ll make another vid soon

[@lucasmurphy740]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake I guess my main problem is that I almost never have a thoughtless space. I never fall into a natural easy state of awareness. I think constantly and even if my thoughts are “who is aware of thinking” “what is awareness” “what is thought” it just always leads to more thinking

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

@@lucasmurphy740 ok so when you are practicing in this way and you ask “who is aware…” then the thought cones that says “every time I do this it leads to more thinking” and you notice, “oh! That’s the next thought!” Then just stop right there, what happens? What is experienced?

[@lucasmurphy740]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake Just the general physical sensations. Muscle aches, maybe some tiredness, a little tinnitus. For a tiny brief moment, then my brain starts labeling all of those things and gets very disappointed because I didn't find the thing I'm looking for.

[@nat998]

@@lucasmurphy740 the monkey chatter of the mind is very normal at first. It's desperately trying to find the answer so it looks at direct inquiry and tries to answer it intellectually. Imagine you are a newborn baby without a sense of an intellectual self. Who am I? If I pretend I don't have language and intellect to answer this then who am I? Without a thought, what am I? You're not your thoughts - thoughts are fleeting and come and go. WHO is that which is always HERE? Thoughts cannot read this sentence and get it - WHO understands this reply? When in the self inquiry, get a sense of emptying your overflowing cup of thoughts. The goal if there is a goal, is to simply not THINK about whatever thought crops up. Thought comes let it - don't chase it to the next thought. You cannot control nor stop the thoughts. They happen and you treat it as "oh look... a thought..." Let it pass. Don't try to engage it because that triggers the mental stirring of the mind. We want to ease our way into pure presence which is always your base. Because of the noisy mind distracting you, you can't feel it but it's there. So this practice is about feeling your way into the I Am state which also includes the thought stream. But I AM is primary to thoughts. Thoughts are secondary. Thoughts can't be eliminated but do quieten with practice. We're letting go here 😀

[@Jules-yk8uo]

Thank you for his amazing video , i have been working on connecting with the higher self , but never to sure , so I ask Who am I … straight away I got …ME so I ask who is me ? Reply was your higher self you meet in the garden of heart space . Does this sound right ? I have been imagining going into heart space garden ? Thanks I advance x

[@mrraamsridhar]

Angelo, you once pointed out, I think, in the video titled "Thoughtless Space" (the first part) that even things like body sensations and perceptions of the senses are thought. Are these "supposed" to go as well? (yes this comes up as another thought during my enquiry, but I am so identified with it that I thought I might as well just ask you :D) The silence that remains after asking "Who am I?" seems pretty "normal", in the sense that I perceive my body, I sense the seat I'm sitting on, the red hue of the light in the room falling on my closed eyes and whatever else my body is feeling. Further, the subjective "I am"ness isn't as profound as it sometimes is, in this silence. The feeling after asking "who am I?" feels a bit too ordinary that though thought, that takes me to the past or future is now gone, I'm just sitting here. Is this simple present tense that you suggest I abide in, or a deeper sense of I am, when you say "pure I am"? If I'm still searching within for the "I" within, at times, especially when I haven't sorry of "got into the groove of it", I feel I'm just looking into a dark nothing. Is all this just more thought? Am I residing where I should be residing and just identifying with some question-thoughts (I sure am, yeah :D) or is there a need to "go deeper"?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

So what you described sounds like the I Am sense. It is quite ordinary. Now , can any thought change the imperturbable nature of your experience of that? Also it is quite ordinary so the mind can’t make anything of it and will usually quickly catch your attention back into thought pretty quickly with that sort of “grey doubt.” Oh this can’t be it. Also subtle label thoughts such as “neutral, peaceful, …. “ the key is to stay there and remain just alert enough to recognize subtle thoughts or impressions but not start thinking about THAT 😂

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

It’s a bit of a balance but you can tube into it. Just stay there and don’t make thoughts :)

[@mrraamsridhar]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake Thanks a lot Angelo. I'm beginning to see that a lot of it is to just get me to calm down. Boy, you must feel like a flight attendant managing a restless passenger. Apologies for the repetitive questions and thank you so much for answering each one of them so patiently. You're right, the ordinariness is so ordinary that thought is able to enter only when i try to evaluate what it feels like. It actually feels like nothing. And thought just send like an empty music-less dance in front of my experience of this. This doesn't feel special, is what I've always felt. "But I thought I was supposed to realise that I'm not the body. Didn't I read that the Self is realized when attention is turned completely away from sense perception? This just feels like the everyday normalcy I feel", says thought. Like you said I'll not let even this thought carry away my attention through identification, and just stay here.

[@mrraamsridhar]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake and by the way, loved the video. Thank you so much for going to all these lengths for the sake of us who are still on the path, towards the "first shift" - Raam

[@radicalhonesty3628]

as I watch this video, I pray. I pray for: health, wealth, and love. perfect health. abundant wealth. sacred love. I pray to be radically honest, with everyone, about everything. I pray to be flooded: with bliss and with joy. I pray to attract and receive miracles... I pray for continual healing, on every level, in every way: for myself, and for the entire planet...

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

“Stupid Simple.” D-Aummm

[@who_isreece]

You know whats crazy, maybe im just a damn shroom head but i was in this state of no mind or something where my thoughts were still, no thoughts came up labeling things and everything i looked at felt too familar and i started asking myself “who am i” and with no thoughts answering that question i was left with the answer that i am what i am looking at, so my entire enviorment. I kept asking “who am i” while looking around and i came to the point where the things i was veiwing was my answer to the question. Than i started looking at everything and repeated “i am” in the sense of “i am ( whatever im looking at) “ and my body started vibrating and i could hear this noise but at the same time it wasnt any noise, it was this complete still silence. It was so crazy.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Awesome. Just wait till this is your ongoing experience without psychedelics

[@xilioss8575]

who is looking through my eyes

[@randyclere7756]

Angelo… can you comment on intention and how it effects attention… is intention important? Or is it just a thought? I feel intention is useful in self inquiry and attention

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

I can, i'll make video

[@jdubluffy1959]

If we all are direct experience then aren’t we all the same person. Idk I just had that realization while watching and I laughed so hard cause it seemed so obvious. I wonder what you guys think?

[@holisticanxietyadvice8549]

Hi Angelo, amazing video again. :) Question about self-inquiry: after asking the question 'who am I?', should I be making sure I'm actually alert in my looking for who I am? Or should I just allow myself to relax into the thoughtless space? Sometimes I am in the thoughtless space, but I feel that I'm just hanging out there, not really alertly looking for what I am. And I feel that in these cases there might still be sense that I am certain sensations in my head. And I feel that when I'm not alert, this illusory sense of 'me' goes unquestioned. However if I try very hard to actively look all the time, I feel that I sometimes strain. It also feels more like doing, which is probably illusory too. I would be really curious for your response to this question! And thanks a lot for writing your amazing book and making these great videos. :)

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

It's really a subtle balance between the two. If you are alert enough while resting in I Am you will notice subtle thoughts like "sensation in head" and recognize that as another thought which will lead to a slightly clearer pure conscious state. Also watch for the thought that questions what you should be doing in the moment like choosing between those in that moment is itself a thought "I have to choose between..."

[@jamescharpentier2291]

So what’s the relationship between the voice in ones head and the ‘speaking’ voice. If the inner voice is the ‘ego’, wouldn’t that mean it’s the ego conversing with others...both seem to be identical? Also, thank you for putting these videos out👍

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Can you speak to others without forethought? Also when you are not around others does the internal narrative stop or continue? Can you choose to sit and not have an internal narrative? What happens if you try? Can you decide not to talk to people in your vicinity? If you decide not to talk does it actually work/ How are these sscenereos different experientially? I would recommend investigating these for a while and see what you find in direct experience. Your inquiry is authentic, i'd rather not just supply conceptual answers but rather lead you deeper into inquiry yourself.

[@jacobvonoettingen4316]

Did you ever get closer to an answer for this one?

[@emotionwave]

I could be doing this wrong but I've been trying asking a second question, "If I'm not that, then what am I?" which seems to open up my awareness. Is it possible to have a thought that isn't a verbal or visual thought, almost an invisible belief? I feel like I have these, but can't find them :)

[@johnklessinger560]

Can you elaborate looking for the “I?”

[@harjotmahal8985]

I as I

[@nesiansides7133]

For me, self inquiry is observing common thoughts that you react too by which triggers emotions. Its the realization its arising in the moment, that stops ego in its momentum. Observe it as if it didn't happen, coz the past does not exist 🫡

[@brendapaint]

hello... when I ask "who am I" - and I see or sense my thoughts/feelings of loneliness and sadness - my thought is - does consciousness feel sad? (as "I" do)- does consciousness feel lonely? or does consciousness disolve it (and that's all we have to do - to stop suffering.... ?) just asking

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

consciousness feels rather neutral. Tho thoughts/labels structured in consciousness can feel various ways

[@pedroluizsouzapinto1980]

*How do I know I'm not thinking? I know this might sound like a stupid question but everytime I check if I'm not thinking, feels like I'm already thinking.*

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

When a thought comes and says “I’m not sure if I’m thinking” the breasts that as one single thought then just watch for what comes next

[@belsofilm]

I have been doing self inquiry meditation for three years now, and in the past two-three months I have experienced, that when "falling" into the silence my body suddenly shakes (like a spasm), and suddenly I am distracted. Can somebody please advise what is going on? Thank you!

[@jacobvonoettingen4316]

I experience the same thing. Sudden shakes all over and my mind starts to chum away with thoughts

[@PhilipRichert]

Is it possible to feel the Sense of i in the Thinker ? Its kinda hard to explain but when thoughts come they come with a persona "The Thinker". And i have trouble knowing if i identify as the Thinker or the true "Self". I feel like they are so entangled that i cant see if i indentify as the true self or the Thinker. I hope someone knows what i am talking about because its kinda hard to describe.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Right and when I the thinker, the thought, and the knowing of all of it is all one homogeneous experience , then rest there and be alert to any arising thoughts.

[@Roland-0-0]

Hello Angelo, is what you are pointing me to is it that before thoughts, prior to the movement of mind, where there is nothing and still everything originates? Before the I that feels like is behind me but that is saying too much. Is there where you are pointing me to?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

yes however it is not a specific location. Notice the subtle non-concepotual thought that suggests location and that it's about you in any way... let those go as well. There has to be a jump :)

[@Roland-0-0]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake thanks Angelo, I am ready for the jump, however I feel I still need to do some emotional work, the reason why is because When resting in that nothing, I sense disturbance, therefore I say to my self, to wherever - True and it takes me to my childhood and I relive some very specific childhood memories Which I find very painful. What should I do with these, should I relieve them, sit with them? I know the character is not real, But the physical emotions does feel real, is this my ego on life support?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

So that sounds somewhat like disassociation. It’s fine of course but if you can’t get under that “film” of identity there then yes often sone emotion work is helpful. TRE can be helpful with trauma. Check it out

[@Roland-0-0]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake thank you Angelo, I will work on getting under the film, thank you for sharing your knowledge and the Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE) 🙏

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

@@Roland-0-0 you’re welcome. It can be surprisingly effective considering how simple it is. I do it myself and really like it

[@DioHard]

So, let me get this right... I am not my thoughts, but I am everything. That condradicts itself pretty heavily, doesn't it? If we experience this point of view, we have an ego, as in experience of the passage of time while collection information and remembering past events. What is there to transcend?

[@DioHard]

And also you say: "You can never be out of it" - the same is true for your body/point of view. Whenever I am aware, I am aware as the self/ego/I. I can be aware of as little of this body as possible, but as long as you can experience anything - even ego death - you have done so through your lense of awareness. And for you to remember experiencing it - even if you can't put words onto it - you experienced it with what can be called I or an ego.

[@user-nb4ex5zk3w]

A question. I have recently followed self proclaimed enlightened you tubers. One is Simcha Lev who says very wise things about enlightenment, but also loudly supports Zionism. In general then can one be enlightened yet still have a flawed view of life. I now only listen to practical advice that I can test. 0:02

[@ada7180]

The one that seems to be aware of the thought is the one asking the question "who is aware", isn't it? So that's something like the eye seeing itself, sounds impossible. How then?

[@kevinalvarado9378]

You got it! Anything you say is not you

[@mariescoco]

Who Am I?: The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi

[@georgeshepherd3381]

In the phrase "I connect to my hogher self" what do "I" and "my" refer to?

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

What is your experience of that?

[@georgeshepherd3381]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake "my" and "I" seem like linguistic devices... For creating boundaries ..

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

@@georgeshepherd3381 I would agree. And higher self is a concept

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

But importantly do you feel like a distinct being or consciousness apart from other things beings etc ?

[@georgeshepherd3381]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake yes, totally

[@gunateet]

… I guess it may be easier to ask WHAT am I than WHO am I … 🙏🏻

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Far many that works well.

[@sanekabc]

What percentage of people do you think who try this 50 or more times actually has an insight or aha moment?

[@nicksyoutubeaccount]

I don't get it 😔

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

It may dawn a little later, that often happens, seed has to germinate

[@nicksyoutubeaccount]

@@SimplyAlwaysAwake Thank you! I'll keep trying. 🙏

[@John.W81]

I’m really sorry I laughed at you I’m really really sorry I’m really scared I’m so sorry

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

😆 ???