Explore the NextSelf Blog. Start with this post explaining the world of souls. And my Youtube. Content is published to this facebook first and a few days later, to the blog.

The blog lists all the difference patterns to study, understanding patterns is how one can develop 'Daas' [felt knowing].
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Questions people ask

Does overthinking cause low self-esteem?

The article's own question says thinking too much can keep you trapped in low self-esteem. It then points you to a guide titled "Rumination isn't problem-solving," which is the whole idea in one line: going over something again and again is not the same as solving it. Naming that pattern is what the skill of awareness is for.

Does feeling guilty mean you're a bad person?

No. The article asks how to get out of feeling guilty, then answers by pointing you to a guide titled "Intense guilt doesn't mean you're bad." That title is the answer in short: how strong the guilt feels says nothing about your worth. Meeting it with self-compassion rather than judgment is the skill here.

What is the difference between anger and hatred?

The article draws a clear line: anger wants change, but hatred wants destruction. You can feel angry without letting it turn into hatred. Taking responsibility for that anger, and bringing it to prayer, is offered as one way to move the energy toward awe and love instead of letting it tear down.

Why would G-d let people feel unloved?

The article asks this hard question directly but doesn't give a single answer. Instead it points you to the story of Joseph and his brothers as one way the Creator's choices about people start to make sense. Sitting with the question itself, with curiosity instead of needing a fast answer, is part of what this guide invites you to practice.

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