mantra: I surrender myself to thee, O Lord
Counters the ego's secret positionality to never surrender to the Lord.
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sainthood
"Saints" is at 550 in Truth vs. Falsehood.
"my freedom ends where yours begins"
Request: I hear this quoted by politicians around the globe. Is it truth?
nobody cares unless it benefits them
Request: sometimes used in sales/business.
Nelson Mandela
Calibrated social impact of 505 (Truth vs. Falsehood, 2005).
every being plays an important role in the unfolding of creation
Request: I’ve serious contemplated and wished for non-existence. Do I play an important or even vital role in this world?
judging instinct
Our propensity to be judge, jury and executioner stems from pride.
ouroboros
Request: A spiritual symbol of a snake eating its own tail, representing the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
average level of doctors in the US
Request: Doc wrote that the level of consciousness of the doctor plays a large role in whether or not the patient improves.
God box
Writing a worry / concern / desire / situation / issue on a slip of paper, and putting it into a box, and saying Dear Lord, I turn this over to thee -- request.
"I'm meant to be alone"
Request: A conclusion some reach after a disappointing relationship history.
focusing on social impact rather than essence
Calibrated social impact reflects the positive without the negative. Essence is the level of consciousness that resolves both positive and negative positionalities. Over 200, the positive offsets the negative.
A Return to Love, by Marianne Williamson
Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles.
dopamine fasting
"a form of digital detox, involving temporarily abstaining from addictive technologies such as social media, listening to music on technological platforms, and Internet gaming, and can be extended to temporary deprivation of social interaction and eating" -- wikipedia.
accurate perception, no projection
Perception is sensory-based, including the mind, and limited by context, which determines whether seeing is partial or holistic, i.e. parts or wholes. Accurate perception requires a context that encompasses the whole. Not projecting meaning is concomitant with accurate perception.