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Richard Branson is one of the most exuberant and successful entrepreneurs of our time. Now, the UK's eighth richest person is throwing his support behind the marijuana industry. Branson gave the keynote address at the New West Summit in San Francisco over the weekend, where thousands of medicinal marijuana patients, investors, and 'potrepreneurs' converged to debate the future of weed. The year-old Virgin Group founder, who called in via Skype, did not mince words. When asked what advice he would give to the industry's pioneers who are leading the fight for legalization, Branson said, 'My main motto in life is, 'screw it, just do it. It was the first time Branson spoke so openly about marijuana. For the last five years, however, the serial entrepreneur has been a member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy , a person panel of world leaders and intellectuals that advocates for an end to the war on drugs. The group calls for the decriminalization of all drugs, and believes regulating drugs — rather than 'leaving it up to the underworld,' Branson says — places a greater emphasis on public health and protects the safety of communities around the globe. A budtender talks with a member of a legal cannabis club in Barcelona, Spain. During his talk, which Branson gave over a cup of English tea from his home on Necker Island, he gave the example of Portugal's revolutionary drug policy. In , the small European country decriminalized marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and other illicit substances to shift government efforts from locking addicts up to providing treatment. The results were astounding. How a Silicon Valley billionaire helped get marijuana fully legalized in California. We attended an election viewing party at a San Francisco marijuana dispensary — here's what happened. Here's when you can start legally buying weed in California. Selected edition. Sign in. My Portfolio News Latest News. Stocks: Most Actives. Credit Cards. Latest News. Melia Robinson. Tue, Oct 18, , PM. Privacy Policy.

Highest Self Podcast 206: How To End Your Addiction to Suffering with Sahara Rose

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Do you believe the only way you can grow is if you suffer first? Most of us have been taught so. This episode is all about calling it out and ending our suffering addiction so we can live lives of joy, ease and bliss. Email \[email protected\] with subject IIN to receive these bonuses! Visit geti. Connect with me for daily Ayurvedic and modern spiritual wisdom at Instagram: iamsahararose Facebook. Are you interested in having a career focused on health and wellness? Well if so, then the universe is calling you to become a holistic health coach. Hyman, and Dr. Andrew Weil, and so many others. It is split between six months of health coaching programs, teaching you hundreds of nutritional theories, including Ayurveda, as well as six months of business coaching. And, as an additional bonus, I am offering a webinar where I will teach you how to use social media to create a thriving career as a health coach. 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You know, why do so many people live in New York City? You know, you cold go live an easy life, you could go move up to the mountains, you could move to the beach, there are other options. So this is the real reason why so many of us remain on the suffering wheel. We believe that only through suffering we will grow. Ease, what, life is not supposed to be easy, life is supposed to be a struggle, right? Yes, I can keep exposing myselves through difficult situations, and there will be a level of growth. But what if I choose to love myself enough to not put myself through that. Because choosing suffering is choosing suffering over yourself. And when you truly love yourself, you see that you are exactly where you need to be. Do I need to put myself in a boxing ring to grow? What if I chose to dance, or be in a field of flowers, or do something else that makes me feel good? What if I grew actually deeper that way? What if I grew through contentment? So contentment is different than the happiness, the joy, the bliss that we think of. When we are our most expanded selves, our highest selves, our universal selves—atman, Brahman—universal source consciousness, the furthest out kosha body layer. Yes, we are ananda, anandamaya kosha, we are bliss. However, you can create the pathways to get there, as often as possible. What does that look like? Making contentment your baseline. Contentment is a level of satisfaction. We have gotten to such a point of pain that we need such a point of bliss to make contentment our baseline. But if we just choose to be grateful, if we just choose to be so excited that we get to wake up, and start a new day, and the sun has risen, and we are able to use the next 24 hours to create whatever we want in our dreams. We are given this blank canvas every single day, and we can choose the colors to paint it with. How incredible is that? If we choose to just be content with everything that is happening for us, and we choose to love ourselves—meaning we make the decisions that bring us growth through ease, and joy, and community. Then suffering no longer is our norm. However, why are you choosing it? So I choose to be happy. I choose the path of ease rather than the path of suffering. Or is that actually the path of contentment? The only way that you can feel alive is through pain, and through jealousy, and through anger, and through frustration. Then I would question why, why not make life easy? Why not eliminate the things that make you stressed and worried? And that to me is self-love. Because contentment is an inside job, it is a personal decision that you actually have to commit to. So the need for suffering is really just a lack of inner worthiness. You still exist even when the Band-Aid is not being ripped off of you. You, in your cloudlike form, is still fully there. I thought helping people meant being a martyr. I thought the way that I could show you that I care is for me to break all my boundaries, to prove to you that I care about you. I thought that for me to help the world means I have to give up my own life. I thought that I would like pretty much be like a nun, like never get married, just give everything back, because those were the examples I saw. How do you help people, Mother Teresa? And often we commemorate the people who have sacrificed themselves to give to others. We applaud them, so selfless, they had such a hard life just so they could give to others, woo-hoo! Oh great, I suffered my life in misery so when I died you would write about me in your bullshit textbook, thanks. That was totally worth it. Pick your end of the fucking coin. What do you do? I want to have free-time in my day, I want to hang out at pools, and I want to save the world. So how do I have both? Guess what? It starts with you changing the story. It starts with you changing your inner narrative. Throw out that narrative that school, or your parents, or the movies, or whoever taught you that says that you either have to choose pleasure and joy or pain and suffering. And pain and suffering is going to make you noble, and pleasure and joy is going to make you a bitch. And that comes with ending your addiction to pain and suffering. That comes with choosing gratitude. Sometimes the most self-loving choice is to invest all your money into your business because you really believe in it, even though that means you have less money to go to Whole Foods or do whatever else you want to do. Sometimes the self-loving choice can be more difficult, but it is not the choice of pain. Sometimes the path of pain can look and feel pretty luxurious. Let me add that. You know, when I used to live in India, there were a lot of super wealthy people there who had everything they could ever want. But they had all the servants they could ever want, they had massive houses, cars, chauffeurs traveling around the world, everything, but they were still addicted to suffering. They would still end up in situations, relationships, jobs that made them feel like shit repeatedly because that was the only way they could feel alive at that point. You know, my alter ego as I call it, is this Jamaican Rasta man. And for him, that means being by the beach, by music, by community, by love. But you know when I do, like when I went to Fiji, I was definitely listening to the ganja man. But when I go and I take off, I come back with such deeper inspiration. And then the me, the Sahara Rose in this lifetime can take that information and transmute it into content, and podcasts, and videos, and books, and all of these things. Okay, I really want to make that clear. I look at Richard Branson as a wonderful example of this. I mean he is the founder of Virgin, Virgin America, Atlantic, et cetera. But he does all of his work out of his hammock, and he bought an island, Necker Island in the Bahamas, and he lives there most of the year. Again, you can get to the same place with a path of ease or the path of suffering. You know, I can run down a track, or I can go by it backwards. How am I gonna get there more easily? What else can I do to make this experience even more challenging to prove that I was worth it? And I was drinking some coconut water along the way, and I got to the exact same place. Through challenge we still grow. You no longer produce cortisol in stressful situations. Because if you have high cortisol, at least your cortisol is responding, your body is responding to stress. It is changing the chemistry and your brain signals to cope with the stress. From weight gain, to sluggishness, to inability to sleep, anxiety, depression, all sorts of things. Look up adrenal fatigue to learn more about this. That pretty quickly will turn into a burn out. 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I get to go to a doctor. Someone that was trained for four to eight years, who did internships, who dedicated their life to help heal people like me. What a divine blessing. Ugh, this is so annoying. Because you could look at people with the exact same situations happen, and one of them chooses to thrive off of it, and one of them chooses to make it the fall of their demise. So what are we choosing? You could choose making through those obstacles your pathway into the path of ease and grace. She was an addicted baby, her mother was on crack, heroine, a lot of very hard drugs. She was eventually had custody taken away, and she was adopted, grew up on food stamps, grew up in the projects, doctors gave her all sorts of medication because they believed that she was going to become bipolar, schizophrenic, so they gave her all of these numbing agents—anti-anxiety, anti-depressants—and then all of these other counteractive medications to help her deal with that. And now she chooses a life of ease. She creates, she writes books, she has a skincare line, she does all sorts of things, but she also spends time in the sun, and with her dogs, and painting, and walking, and singing, and doing the things that she loves that nourishes her soul. She could have very easily stayed on that survival bandwagon of life is suffering. I mean I have all the evidence around me that life is suffering. I have crack in my bloodstream without my decision. Like there is a lot of blame and victimization that she could have chosen. But she chose to see that as the story that she was born with, and the circumstances that was gifted to her for her own awakening. That have given her a deeper sense of purpose, and a deeper why, of why she has chosen to shift her life and choose a path of love. There are child soldiers who are literally taken away from their families, made to kill their families, and still escaped from it having murdered dozens of people. He wants to live in love. Again, it is not your fault, it is what society as a mass teaches us, but all it takes is a decision to end it. Am I choosing the path of ease, or am I choosing the path of suffering? Or does it feel like ease and flow? And then I thought back on our relationship and how everything has just been so easy. And I finally wrote these vows days before the wedding when it just came through at once. And I believed that these are the words that are truest to my heart because they came through ease. So ease is not a bad thing. Ease is greatness. Ease is flow. Ease is when you are living in kriya. It is when the universe is propelling you in the right direction because you are in alignment with your dharma, your purpose, the big why. And our dharma is so much more than our career. Your dharma is not just, you know, your job, it is your divine purpose of incarnation. And the universe wants you to get there, we actually need you to get there. Because the world can only come into balance when we are all living in alignment with our dharma. You know, why is this potential perceived block happening? Where could this actually be re-navigating me towards? Ugh, the elevator shut down and I was supposed to move today, now I have to change things. Maybe had you moved that day you would have missed out on the opportunity for somewhere else better for you to live. Maybe that relationship needed to blow up in your face because it would have been way worse had you gotten married. How many more roads can I block to get you to not go over there? And then what happens? We push, push, push. No wonder I was being blocked. When door one was wide open, had a welcome sign, would have been really easy to just walk through, but no, I thought door three. This is how we live our lives. We think that the suffering is going to get us somewhere. Oh my gosh, if you knew what spirit is telling us. Life was meant to be enjoyed and somewhere it was lost in translation that you have to suffer immensely to experience a glimpse of mere worthiness, which is not the same as joy either. Everything you want happens when you self-actualize, when you go inwards, when you know your truth. Because when you know your truth, you realize that you are conduit of source, that you are heaven in human form, and that automatically translates to you being worthy. There would be no doubt. Oh my gosh, do you think like a dog has to do something to be worthy? I mean we have this compassion towards animals. We have this compassion towards babies. Why do we set up conditions for ourselves to be worthy? Like would you ever do that to a baby? Come on, be a productive member of society, bring back that diaper money. But we say this to ourselves. So what if we backtracked it all? And we can do this consciously, we can do this with our own decision, but the most powerful is to not even create those wounds to begin with. And this is why conscious parenting is so important because imagine if a child was not even told in the first place that they had to jump through the loops to be worthy members of society. So what if we never created those traumas, and those wounds, and those scars to begin with? Go study for your spelling bee. An astronaut class does not exist in elementary school. What is that saying? How many of you have been told that your dreams are impossible? That you have to get through this amount of curriculum, and books, and school, things that have no interest to you, but you must suffer to this level to be worthy enough to one day make your own decisions. I mean, I went to public school my whole life, I did not go to a hippy dippy school. I wish I did, but it really caused damage, damage that I was able to reverse as much as possible, and will still over this entire lifetime be reversing the damage of school. Because school is where we spent most of our waking hours. So you better just sit, and be quiet, and say yes. And if you say yes enough to what we want for you, not what you want for yourself, you get a gold star. So they created this system so we can sit, and obey, and get used to this baseline norm of suffering. Why did you send me to Catholic school? Why did you not send me to Waldorf or whatever? I actually have no desire for whatever it is. And there are ways that I could get so much more than that and not have to deal with the suffering. So all of this is interconnected. I want to choose a path of ease. I want things to flow to me and I want to flow to them. I want to go in the direction that the universe is propelling me in. I want truth, I want purpose, I want actualization, I want laughter, I want inner peace. Where is leading me to? Is it bringing me towards more love, and joy, and unity? Or is it just seeing myself up for more suffering? And if you take a look, honestly at your life I swear if you do this practice and you honestly look at things in your life, a lot of things may fall apart. Relationships may fall apart, living situations may fall apart, jobs may fall apart. And in that falling apart it will not be easy. And that actually stops most people. What stops most people are other people telling us to stop. Like you just have to get used to this, you just have to be okay with it. I refuse to be one of the many who hate their lives. I hope that you enjoyed this episode. Dharma is a topic that is so deeply important to me. It is a topic I will be writing my next book about. I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you loved it, I would love if you could leave me a review in the iTunes store. 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