refusing hypotheticals
A useful practice to move beyond the intellect.
Behaviors
claiming your power (spirituality)
Your power is innate to your spiritual progress and corresponds with the scope of your innate responsibility. To not claim your power is an error, because you'll be unable to fulfill your responsibility. Claiming power that is not yours is, of course, an error.
feeling energy
Priority request: I hear some people say “I could feel their energy”, “I can feel the energy of these crystals”, or “I can feel the energy of this space” as though to discern whether something as more or less “spiritual” or of a “higher frequency.”
viewing the world as broken
Priority request: I see a lot of people operating under the context that the world is broken. To me, it's the opposite. We live in the safest time in the history of mankind and have access to conveniences… that would have been considered magic just a few decades ago.
no longer believing a person once he has donned a suit and tie
"In fact, intriguingly, kinesiologic analysis commonly tells us no longer to believe an erstwhile trustworthy person once he has donned a suit and tie!" – Power vs. Force (Revised Edition), Chapter 7.
no shoes in the house rule
Priority request. Leaving your outside shoes at the entrance. A cultural practice in Asia.
false solution / not seeking a solution / enforcing the status quo
"Solution" is categorically over 200. What is a "false solution"?
repeating the same mistake over and over again
The negative attractor field by which one fails to stop making the same error.
sleeping in class
Request: did this a lot hehe.. it felt difficult to stop myself.
checking one's likes
Priority request: I deleted social media ~3 years ago to suppress my narcissistic ego desires for validation & attention seeking. Checking my likes on posts and comments was a compulsive tendency I had. Engaging here on the forum I have noticed it come up again.
misandry (man-hating), misogyny (woman-hating)
"misogeny" is calibrated at 160 (awareness) in Truth vs. Falsehood.
spite
Malicious ill will prompting an urge to hurt or humiliate another person.
suppression
"the conscious process of pushing unwanted, anxiety-provoking thoughts, memories, emotions, fantasies and desires out of awareness" -- scientificamerican.
restraint
"a way of limiting, controlling, or stopping something" -- britannica.
riding on someone's coattails
To become successful by attaching yourself to another’s success -- grammarist.com.