Thinking big is a fundamental source of conflict in my physical environment. Almost everyone around me fails to understand my points (though I am aware and am honest in acknowledging I have many obstructions to remove on my own behalf to better establish this self-centered understanding of such conflicts). Meditation has brought me as much pain as it has brought me peace of mind. It's all relative to my environment. I am not a god, nor am i above having to eat, hydrate, and shit like everyone else on this planet, but a lot of people lose sight of the basics. In my development in the realm of self-reflection, I have found I was doing it far more than the majority of people at a young age. It has left me as an outsider, but I was relatively well insulated through the habit of self-reflection, though it came more in a critical perspective. Tweaking my mindset wasn't so challenging after I noticed how much harder I was making it for myself married to an objective-based resolve to everything. Nothing of much worth in life ever comes easy. This is a fundamental viewpoint to all the hair-brained conspiracy theory jargon that rewards me with the many a label... I digress. Addressing oneself will never equate to others doing the same. We're all different... but we all need to eat, shit, and hydrate. Therfore: life is a struggle, no matter how you script it. People are going to flow -like water - down the path of least resistance, especially when the direction has been artificially constructed to avoid an obstacle. But hey, thats what followers do... all too well. Anyone who takes a moment to study Chi Kung, or simply developing one's senses - maybe it starts with simply the breath... Will immediatly encounter resistance at some point. I found it more often to be the strength of habit.