Cloud, I think Milman’s spiritual path and endeavor is great and inspiring to many, however I am not a big fan of “labels” whatever they are to be honest as I think they tend to shrink or alter the perception we have of the people we attribute one to.
I was recently called a “spiritual warrior”. There is one problem with this type of label again is that once you claim one or once you are attributed one, then people expect from you a specific type of behavior that fits their own perception of it (not necessarily yours), or not necessarily what you really are, or how you want to act in a given circumstances.
I have personally witnessed people acting a given way because they were prisoner of an image (label) of themselves they had projected and were fearing people to see them differently if they were to act differently and I think it’s pathetic: these people are “true” to the image they project of who they are and not true to who they really are.
Now, if being true to my nature as much as I can (and this is a process, not a state, and no process is ever perfect), and help others experience a similar way (to be strong, healthy, happy and free) at the same time is acting like a peaceful warrior, then…I am one .

Ryan

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