The Unrelenting Truth (Part 1) - Kapil Gupta & Moe Abdou

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This is a conversation between Kapil Gupta (Siddha Performance) and Moe Abdou (33 Voices) about - The Unrelenting Truth (Part 1).
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About Moe Abdou -
Moe Abdou is the founder of 33voices, a global conversation about things that matter in business and in life.
About Dr. Kapil Gupta (Siddha Performance) -
Dr. Kapil Gupta is more than just an executive coach. He understands the human condition and speaks truth with intrinsic authority. Dr. Gupta is a personal advisor to CEO’s, Professional Athletes, Celebrities, and Performing Artists around the world.
Dr. Gupta’s work is for those who dream of immortality in sports. Who imagine to be legends of their craft. Who know that there is an unlimited potential hidden in the depths of their soul, waiting to be awakened and unleashed, to forever change the way humans look at their sport
This journey with Dr. Gupta will be the most difficult one you will ever embark upon. But the Only One that will lead you to The Truth of who you are and what you are truly capable of.
You will experience the sort of Freedom and Peace that cannot be described in words.
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[@KEVINSEPTEMBER]

Truth hurts the worst to look at your reflection and see the truth can be very painful. To be a seeker of Truth is a lonely life for most don't want to deal with the pain it brings to the surface. In the end the hardest journeys come with the greatest rewards.

[@KEVINSEPTEMBER]

Truth is an ever-changing concept based on where we stand in our evolution. What we once thought was true may no longer be so.

[@eddystorm9811]

Search for truth should be Financial freedon 38:25 Cuz the one who has to see for stomach cannot spend his life feeding his soul

[@mr.faduman9217]

Moe is the perfect example of unserious human beings 😂

[@therealtomframpton2662]

Its his method of asking approachable questions

[@trtru]

38:08 yes to demand is not the solution but those that have more than they could ever spene should out of their own accord give more to their employees or create ways to teach them how to fish not just give them a fish. Yet we are at the point where not everyone needs to work. But because we cant replace everyone's job over night with robots those that jobs cant be automated yet will feel jealous of those getting their needs met without having to work. There is a solution to that too but the technology is not invented yet. But im working on it.

[@hintergedankee]

There is no absolute truth. You can reject what is not true on the basis of some logic or your personal experience but you cannot point out and say 'see this is the truth'.

[@ntiisw]

Oh trust me there are, if you see the truths in some of your conditionings, you can completely get rid of those, and those truths are there, almost tangible. Kapil is right.

[@hintergedankee]

@@ntiisw enjoy the illusion you are in and don't share coz even if u really stumbled into something, you cannot put it in words.

[@ntiisw]

@@hintergedankee why do say illusion? I genuinely want to know. Because I am stuck too, except those specific conditionings that I ve gotten rid of, almost never even have to worry about it anymore, like those never existed.

[@hintergedankee]

@@ntiisw how do you know what getting rid of a conditioning feels like ? That knowing is thought created imagination. Those thoughts are result of the explanation by gurus about how getting rid of a conditioning feels like. So it is still an illusion. Don't bother about getting rid of any conditionings. Enlightenment is like laughter, if it hits you, it hits you.

[@ntiisw]

@@hintergedankee I am not saying I got over a conditioning as a concept or a statement. I had issues, that bothered me on a daily basis, things I depended on, leading to addiction, I don't face that anymore, I don't have those thoughts anymore. I am speaking from my own experience. And kapil guided me to dig deep and explore why I was doing what I was doing.