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Tomorrow I sit my first Vipassana

I’ve been traveling Southeast Asia for a few months now with a camera and too many thoughts.

I took an exit from my startup earlier this year. Not a dramatic one, just the kind where you finally admit the chapter is closed and you need to figure out what comes next. I bought a one-way ticket.

Months of moving. New cities, new sounds, underground music scenes, conversations with strangers, early mornings in places I couldn’t have found on a map six months ago.

I was looking for something and sometimes just looking without something. The camera helped. Having a frame around things makes the overwhelm feel intentional.

A few weeks ago I booked a Vipassana retreat in Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam.

Tomorrow is Day 0.

I’ve spent months looking outward at cities, light, other people’s stories.

For the first time in a long time I genuinely don’t know what’s going to happen to me.

I’ll report back on Day 11.

Has anyone else gone into their first Vipassana after a period of intense external stimulation. What hit you hardest?

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