Holger Hub-bs:

Most of 'my' life I was more or less introverted, a loner. I read only a few books, but listened to cassette tapes, related to "spirituality".

It seems that I only passively consumed the materials as pain-killers. My capacity to inquire, the quality of thinking and the bravery of feeling was very limited.
And this went on for decades! Always waiting for life to send 'me' a miracle.

Practical peace of mind

Roger's unique style of Satsang and the opportunity to ask him questions live on Zoom made a huge difference for me!
Wow...
Beginning to understand the mechanism of my self-entertained suffering and being deeply touched by Roger's presence and mental capacity was like being born again.

Inter-human relationships?

When I started with Roger's Zoom Live Satsangs the Chat feature was turned on, and I must have bothered many people with my interrupting comments... Sorry!!!

But the great part for me was that I could ask several people for their email address; people I could relate to, whose questions and sharing resonated in me.

Quite amazing to suddenly have some Satsang friends to whom I could relate with my seeming fear, excitement, confusion and pain; all of this in the atmosphere of the covid drama, the end of the world, with limited supplies of paper towels and toilet paper...

I could experience first-hand the preciousness of inter-human relationships, in the atmosphere of Roger's Satsang: openness, peace, trust, intelligence, forgiveness...

I had some good Zoom meetings and email exchanges with my new Roger Friends; being able to feel myself, to hear myself, to get out of the bubble of my life-long me-misery was/is priceless.

Trying to explain someone the "teaching" in my own words and moment in time (simply as an exercise) and being able to ask questions or to share challenges was/is so good! It made me feel alive.

Social Media...?

Reading and commenting online happens all in my own head/imagination, alone at the computer; but I wanted some heart-felt exchanges.

I tried out Woz's Discord Server...
Maybe I was just afraid of the word 'discord', because I had more than enough of it. For me the Discord Server experience was too fragmented, too loud, too much of my old head. I want something more quiet, private, something more in-team. Rush or hush?