On today’s Talk-to-me call I had an insight: I saw something I had never seen: You are out of step with yourself. The you that interfaces with the world is either ahead of or behind the you that you really … Continue reading
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You are out of step with yourself. You are split. You are schizophrenic.
My method of growing myself, my method of growing what can be known for humans, is running conquering-new-territories campaigns into the unknown. It is about leading scouting and conquering military campaigns into the unknown and unknowable, and I do it … Continue reading
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what does spirituality have to do with the quality of your life? Part 1
Some people want me to give them answers, give them a spiritual practice for growth, to raise their vibration, without allowing me to know anything much about them. I am an empath, but that doesn’t mean I know your date … Continue reading
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The teaching that you have to believe that you can succeed is utter b.s. This teaching has been the secret to more failures than anything else I can find. You see, you cannot force yourself to believe anything that you … Continue reading
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True or false: “You have to believe that you can succeed to succeed”?
This is probably the most politically incorrect post I have ever written… I could not find a picture to illustrate it on the whole world wide web. Why is it politically incorrect? Because the current Dark Side suggestion is that … Continue reading
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Spiritual practice: Recognizing yourself in another, considering the other a mirror
You can’t catch what you don’t see; do you keep them sacred like a great white tiger? I was wondering what I should write about today. I have half a dozen half written posts, but what should I write about … Continue reading
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You cannot catch what you don’t see and the great white tiger
I had a conversation about 30 years ago with a fellow Hungarian. We were both Landmark “graduates” and assisted our asses off.
“Assisting” is a cheap way to feel superior without having to earn your stripes.
He was an artist, a painter, who was in the US because his wife fell ill with cancer, and needed special treatment. In spite of all, she died, and he was stuck here. Didn’t want to return to Venezuela, didn’t want to go back to Hungary, but his existence in the US was touch and go.
He didn’t feel like producing the “art” that had been earning him a living: kitch sold in furniture stores, mass produced by an artist. Slave labor, mind numbing, and killing the artist within.
It was late in the evening, and we chatted, intimately, like friends that we weren’t.
The simile, or analogy, or metaphor, whatever you want to call it, came up:
If you were stranded on an island, how far would you swim to see if there are any ways to escape and return to civilization?
Continue reading “How far from your island are you willing to swim?”
