What is Laziness in Spirituality?

Laziness is the guru you never asked for but always follow.

Spiritual laziness isn’t sitting on the couch with a bag of chips—it’s sitting on a cushion with your mind swirling in illusions, blissfully unaware that you're doing nothing at all. It’s the art of avoiding the real work under the guise of doing something. And it’s rampant.

Let’s dive into why spiritual laziness is the sneakiest trap in the game…

…and how you can blow it up.

The Bliss Trap

The moment you think you've got spirituality figured out, that’s when you’re really screwed.

Enlightenment isn’t about feeling good or coasting on waves of peaceful vibes. If you’re floating in some serene cloud, sipping your matcha while chanting, you're not transcending; you're decorating the dreamstate with wallpaper and mood lighting.

Laziness in spirituality is the belief that “being” is enough, that you can bliss out and transcend all suffering without ever looking under the hood of your own mind. Here’s the deal: feeling good doesn’t mean you’re doing good. It’s the lazy spirituality that tells you peace and love are the answers when really, sometimes you need a dose of raw truth.

Truth isn’t comfortable. It doesn’t leave you sitting cross-legged humming mantras—it throws you into the fire and sees what burns away. Laziness convinces you that peace is the prize...