“going the extra mile”
Request: The doorway to the 300s? “To be willing to make a special effort to do or achieve something” — collins dictionary.
Behaviors
making the recorded lectures of David R. Hawkins freely available
Should Veritas do this? Request: The recorded material we have of Doc is invaluable, making it publicly available could help spread his wisdom and benefits many.
an active interest in politics
Request: I feel that the whole political stuff is kind of fake... I don't feel that if I go to vote [for] someone who I know only from the media will change the world or even my country for the better. I would like to know if my attitude is... just false positionality.
cheering your own post / comment
Request: I don't understand why the option is there?
talking to the deceased while visiting graves
Request: Mere grief or something higher?
being busy, staying busy
Request: As in, having many practical affairs to attend to; or giving oneself many practical affairs to attend to.
"beating around the bush"
Request: Instead of just being direct. Sometimes you really do just need to "spell it out" for someone. This applies in many contexts, from romantic to business. On the surface, it seems like it could be viewed as a mild form of manipulation.
biting the hand that feeds you
Calibrating at 160 [awareness, motivation] in Truth vs. Falsehood, the behavior is ascribed to "loss of reality testing." Yes. However, considering its extremely low context, the underlying source of the behavior appears to be that of resentment.
mindfulness of speech
Request: asking oneself if what one is about to say is true? Kind? Necessary? etc…
"down to earth"
A realistic approach to apparent problems.
jumping to a false conclusion
Leaving out essential context and deciding.
buying a subscription and downloading all the materials
By request. Effectively, are subscriptions offered to provide access during the period of the subscription, or after, as well?
greatest fan / worst nightmare duality
"Black and white" thinking is increasingly polarized at the lowest levels, switching instantly from friend to enemy with misperception or apparent loss of what is wanted.
judgement
Priority request: Is the act of judging itself forbidden (i.e., in the extreme/spiritual sense of "thou shalt not judge"), or is it the lack of data, evidence, domain, context, etc., that can lead one to a flawed judgment, and that is to be cautioned against?
chaining dogs for the purpose of guarding property
Request: Whenever I see such dogs I can't help but question the integrity of it.