Request: Is this an accomplishment worth pursuing?
(feeling) lonely
Request: Will hit me in waves, sometimes. Feels real cold all of a sudden. Usually, I'm able to let it go, but I'm curious where it comes from.
"If it's not your fault, don't apologize for it"
Priority request: Pretty good way to get away from over-responsibility and set boundaries.
putting yourself in the aura of those who have what you want
Priority request: From Letting Go:
• Get it by “osmosis.”
• “Like goes to like.” Associate with people who are using the same or similar motivation and who have the intention to expand their consciousness and to heal.
asking God to show you a higher context
Priority request: I often catch myself applying a negative meaning to a situation. The awareness is there, but I'm not able to "find" a higher context on my own.
"no pain, no gain"
An exercise motto meaning that pain and stress are required to achieve excellence.
LoC of statement requested for calibration reflects requester's LoC
Possibly a good way to get a "back door" calibration of one's self?
percent of humans living in the defeatism-triumphalism duality
Request: I noticed that I've been living like this my whole life and I wonder how common it is in the human realm.
"The will of God for us is complete and total happiness, wholeness, and oneness"
Found the quote in Healing & Recovery, book by Doc. Heard similar thing in The Way of Mastery material as well -- by request.
"Chad" concept
Request: a stereotypical alpha male admired or scorned for brazen self-confidence.
work-life balance
Priority request. "achieve the desired work and life satisfaction and needs in a conflict situation" -- wikipedia.
blaming God for what is the consequence of the human ego
Request: as Doc put it.
Jesuit Priest Anthony DeMello
A spiritual teacher, writer, and public speaker, de Mello wrote several books on spirituality and hosted numerous spiritual retreats and conferences. d.1987 --wikipedia.
spiritual eye reading
Request: At what level do we read other's eyes - in order to roughly estimate their level of consciousness or distinguish good from evil?
Tibetan prayer flags
Often found strung along trails and peaks high in the Himalayas. They are used to bless the surrounding countryside and for other purposes -- wikipedia.