If you just got triggered by Andrew Tate's name in a spiritual perspective video,

understand that what he's saying actually makes a lot of sense.

But here's where you can find your liberation from getting triggered by the Andrew Tate conversation.

Have you ever found yourself shaking your head at somebody saying, man, that just does not make sense?

Like, why would anybody think that's okay? How could they possibly believe that? If so, you're

definitely not alone because most of us have this running list in our head of right and wrong things

that to us feel so obvious and so basic and so universal that it seems

insane that anyone would ever disagree. And we also assume that everybody else who's reasonable

and intelligent and kind would agree with us naturally. Because hey, it's just common sense, right? Well, not exactly.

I remember the first time I ever went to India and I was walking on the banks of the Ganges River

with my flip-flops on. I had the flip-flops on because the river was a little bit polluted

and it was cold. Anyway, these older locals who were sitting on the banks had the flipflots on because the river was a little bit polluted and it was cold. Anyway,

these older locals who were sitting on the banks of the river as well started shouting at me.

Turns out, walking into the sacred Ganji's river with your flip flops on is basically the same thing as

walking on somebody's pillow with your shoes on.

To me, I was protecting my feet against whatever pollution was in there.

But to them, it's not just water.

It's holy.

The river is alive.

It has a spirit.

And so I was unintentionally offending this group of locals because I was looking at the situation through my American cultural lens, which told me that this was just water. And I admit, at first I thought

they were overreacting. They were the problem. And that's what happens 99% of the time when we get

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