DNA of a Truth Seeker

As you read or listen to my work, you may ask, who else would read this? Who can I share this information with? Who can I discuss these concepts with?
In my journey into no-mind and the pursuit of truth, I found that the path is naturally a solitary journey. Its uncommon to find another who is aware of the concepts related to the mind and the spirit. It is rarer to find one person who is submitting themselves to the truth.
Who is the person who is willing to sacrifice a life of desire, dopamine or pleasure to experience awakening? Who would be willing to walk a solitude path into a different dimension? What is the DNA of one who sits in solitude and examines every aspect of their life? One who leaves no stones unturned about their own existence.
Before I continue, I wish not to place the truth or the truth-seekers on a pedestal. I wish to say that while these individuals are rare, they are not exclusive. The opportunity is available to all. Should you do it? No you should not. If you feel called to do pursue this path, the opportunity is available.

Is there something shared in the origin of truth-seekers? What is the commonality of those who seek truth? I have not been able to identify a common pattern.
The origin stories share some sort of adversity, but this is not unique. Overcoming adversity is not unusual, but pursuing a life in no-mind is unique.

I write these words, I begin to feel something in my hands. The universe wants to share something with me that I do not know. A truth-seeker naturally pursues to be the best. Even when I was younger, I felt the need to become the best. A traditionally lived life felt so unsatisfying. This feeling has persisted with me for as long as I can remember.
The way that I overcame my societal and average life was self examination and the truth. Exposure to the truth gave me access to transformation. When I think back to my life, the only times I transformed was when I self examined. The only times I shocked myself was in my pursuit of the truth.