Stand up for Truth: How to Communicate with Others after Awakening?

Some kind of Shift in Consciousness #nonduality has happened? NICE, but How to Communicate with Others after Awakening? (Energy, Complications, Family & Friends).
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[@grahamfortune1528]

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[@mattplus09]

Good journey :) Peace!

[@Till_Talk]

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[@nanasabia]

Why impress when you are awake? Just be and stay silent more time and yea it is the “how” not the “what”

[@NickKautz]

If contributing benefit in the unique manner that we are each capable is the ultimate objective, as it seems that it is what life/god appreciates (and rewards) the most, wouldn't it make sense to be of maximum relatability and integration with those that might be affected by what we have to offer? Even if perhaps it's not what is convenient or organically desirable? It seems the most benefit is provided in the form of contributing to the evolution of the collective conscious by providing new perspectives, challenging existing ones, and doing so in a manner that demonstrates collaborative satisfaction and synergy rather than the innefficiencies of the common competitive adversarial approach. Ideally one would set their trajectory toward increasing exposure and impressing influential figures, in order to expedite the impact of their work. I question the validity of the remote monk who finds peace but lives in solitude. Such as myself, perhaps.

[@Till_Talk]

Appreciate your ideas. The "remote monk" has egoistic tendencies for sure ;) I don't know what is good or the best for others but what has worked for me is to live more from a place of intuition instead of the rational mind (which is mostly fear based). Much love ✌️