Eager to live a better life while developing my faculties (mental attitudes), and helping others to develop as well. Let’s walk the road with mindfulness and awareness…In-Spirit…keeping in mind all possibilities exist in the ENERGY FIELD. All things are already in existence in the unified field. Everything is energy. Therefore, the Creator is everything, everywhere, and occupies all the space in the universe. We only need to raise our vibration to match the frequency of the reality (desire/intent) that we want.
The notion of I'm separate from nature is a misconception. We belong to nature, and we are the universe, and the universe is in us. Detaching ourselves from the false beliefs we have about ourselves which is we are limited (we are not limited). Living from our highest self is living life.
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"Resistor." This isn't just another story; it's a powerful exploration of self-discovery, the kind that makes you pause and reflect on your own journey. "Resistor". masterfully portrays the quiet moments of realization, the brave steps taken when you decide to truly understand who you are and what you are, beyond what others expect.
Breaking free from limitations, making a conscious change, shaping our destiny and co-creating our world.
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To my son. Thank you for teaching me that the greatest power comes from resisting the things that hold us back. Keep building my son. Hey everyone, welcome back to Cells of Consciousness podcast, your host Jeff Ostry. Today, we're diving into an analogy that truly resonated with me. Resistor. This isn't just another story. It's a powerful exploration of self-discovery. The kind that makes you pause and reflect on your own journey. I had an interesting conversation with my son the other day. He said to me, Dad, for a long time, I let the noise control me. I was carrying a lot of weight from my childhood. The chaos, the anger I witnessed back then. I got caught up in the noise of social media. The constant inquires and back and forth communication with followers was draining me. But it was part of my artistic journey. It didn't break me, not a punishment, it built the staircase. And now something extraordinary happens. Unburdened by the past, I chose to take a different path away from most of my cultured and friends. I decided to take my journey seriously and shut out the outside stimulations. But living out here in Silicon Valley, renting this small room, I realized I had to change the flow of my life. I started studying mechatronics engineering, electrical circuitry, computer programming, and mechanical engineering. In class, I learned that resistors on a circuit board control the current. They block the energy that doesn't help the system function or grow. That changed everything for me. I had to become my own resistor. I'm sacrificing my young years right now. But I'm finally building a future I can be proud of. My friends, resistor masterfully portrays the quiet moments of realization, the brave steps taken when you decide to truly understand who you are and what you are beyond what others expect. It shows us that sometimes the biggest adventures happen within ourselves. It's about finding your own signal in the noise and embracing the unique path that unfolds. If you've ever felt that pull to explore your inner world, this story will speak to your soul. It's a beautiful reminder that growth often comes from within. It was tough growing up because I didn't fit into one crowd fully. Because I always felt a calling for something else outside of what was culturally accepted. I didn't know what to do after college, but I refused to settle for the least, so I kept trying various avenues. Freelancing multiple jobs, which led to freelancing life. And so, I began drifting, running away from myself, distracted, obtaining bad habits to cope and ease the burden of my loneliness and creative stress. It wasn't until I had enough of my old life and I began to calm the noise to find my new path. As a father, I sometimes worry about the path my child will choose. For a long time, the noise of the world tried to pull my son under. He carried heavy things. The biggest pain was growing up different, having a father who was an immigrant, and a mother who didn't encourage promoting our culture, because it was violent or dangerous or unprofessional, bad habits, loud distractions. But then something shifted. He chose the quiet room. He chose the hard work. He put down the camera gigs, the old friends, and the chaos. He told me, Dad, he is his own resistor now. Faiting the current to build a better future. I've never been prouder. Thanks for joining Cells of Consciousness, your host Jeff Ostri. And I hope you get a chance to experience Resistor soon.
