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Being okay with not knowing

Ever since I delved into spirituality and started practicing meditation seriously, I've noticed that I'm becoming more and more okay with not wanting to know everything. I used to remember I was so fascinated by parallel realities, afterlife, mystical realms, reincarnation and similar topics. However, this is how I see things now - I return to immortality anyways so why not be human for a change? Everything that I seek answers to will come to me after I leave my body. For an immortal being, life's a short blip anyway so why not be fully grounded? It has come to a point where I don't even want to seriously pursue any spiritual practice since it feels like I am in a meditative state without practicing anything, just being in nature works wonders. I don't want to sound like I've outgrown spiritual practices but that's definitely the gist of it. Has anyone else gone through something similar?

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u/Ill_Pause_87 — 12 hours ago
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I'm starting to think I can do a lot more with my investments. Right now I have everything on a growth ETF with 100% equity. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

u/Ill_Pause_87 — 2 months ago