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SuperME is not a Western Concept in Disguise

Is SuperME a Western Concept?

Why It’s Actually Rooted in the Deepest Eastern Wisdom

Many people hear the word “SuperME” and immediately associate it with Western ideas of superheroes — invincible, flashy, performance-driven figures who conquer the world with power and perfection.

They assume SuperME is about being better than others. That it’s about self-promotion, becoming “superior,” or standing out loudly in a world that often rewards showmanship.

But here’s the truth:

That is the greatest myth about SuperME.


SuperME is Not About Becoming More.

It’s About Coming Home.


SuperME, as taught by Dr. Vivian Passion Koh in her groundbreaking book SuperME Unleashed, is not a Western idea of “Look at me, I’m great.”

It is the deeply Eastern path of:

- Accepting who you are

- Facing your inner truth

- Returning to your essence with grace and gratitude


It is Daoist and Confucian in its spirit, not ego-driven but soul-rooted.

Not about becoming invincible, but about being sincere, present, and at ease with yourself


Eastern Values Embodied

Let’s be clear:

Eastern traditions emphasize humility, connection to the cosmos, gratitude, and harmony with self and others.


SuperME does not conflict with this.

In fact, SuperME is the expression of Dao, the return to self — not to fight the world, but to flow with it.


Andy Ng: From Performance to Presence

Andy Ng, contributing author of SuperME Unleashed, had written 6 books before this one.

He was a seasoned business trainer — focused on strategy, logic, and performance.


But during the SuperME journey, something changed:

"I was always known for reasoning and results. But while answering the prompts in the SuperME book, I cried. I touched something I hadn't accessed in years. I began leading from my heart, not my head.”


Andy shifted from “Reason” to “Reason + Love.”

Not to impress, but to connect.

That is SuperME.


Vivian Passion Koh: From Inner Dialogue to Collective Awakening

SuperME didn’t begin as a brand.

It began as Vivian’s personal journal, her conversations with herself during solitude.


She never set out to become a hero.

She simply wanted to help people remember who they really are.


From that quiet, reflective space came:

- SuperME Unleashed book

- The Pay Kindness Forward movement (an act of humility)

- Countless lives touched — not by hype, but by honesty

Her work is a testimony that the softest energy is the strongest.


Conclusion: SuperME is Not Western or Eastern —

It is Human.

SuperME is a response to this age of distraction, disconnection, and pressure.

It invites you to:

Stop performing.

Start listening — to your heart.

Live with Purpose, Love, and Gratitude (PLG).


SuperME is not about rising above others — it's about rising above your own masks.

It’s not “Look at me!” but “Let me look within.”


And when you do, you’ll discover:

You were already enough. That’s the truth of SuperME.

Start your own return to SuperME:

👉 Read the book at https://asiatrainers.org/smubook 

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