Aaron Rodgers has a message for these criticizing his plans to submerge himself in darkness earlier than deciding his NFL future — “Be curious, not judgmental.”
Some of us have been scratching their heads after the Green Bay quarterback stated on “The Pat McAfee Show” he’ll go on a 4-day isolation retreat to self-reflect earlier than determining whether or not or not he’ll retire … with former offensive sort out Mitchell Schwartz sarcastically calling it odd the Packers aren’t extra concerned within the state of affairs.
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“Weird the Packers aren’t consulting more with the guy who needs to go on a 4 day darkness retreat to figure out whether he wants to play football…,” Schwartz stated on Twitter.
AR12 acquired wind of the Super Bowl champ’s bewilderment … and as a substitute of clapping again with negativity, he took the upper street.
“We are all on our own path, and doing things like this helps me find a greater sense of peace and love for life,” Rodgers stated. “Love and respect to you ❤️”
Rodgers defined his reasoning behind the retreat with McAfee on Tuesday … saying the final word unplugging from the true world will help produce unbelievable outcomes.
“It’s just sitting in isolation, meditation, dealing with your thoughts,” Rodgers stated. “It stimulates DMT, so there can be some hallucinations in there, but it’s just kind of sitting in silence, which most of us never do.”
“We rarely even turn our phone off or put the blinds down to sleep in darkness. I’m really looking forward to it.”
Rodgers can both rejoin the Packers, request a commerce to a different group or retire altogether … but it surely appears like his choice will not come to gentle till after his darkness ends — whether or not you agree with it or not.