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RE: Adaptability - Act 13 part 3 - focus
Great article, i love and agree with what you said we focus on what we are intrested on not a matter of discipline
Great article, i love and agree with what you said we focus on what we are intrested on not a matter of discipline
The people I know who speak of the importance of discipline are often very tense and reactive.
The trick of discipline is to create a story that either offers future reward or an either greater punishment for Not adhering to certain behaviours.
Usually you will see incredible attachment to the ideals and fears that they are using as carrot and or sticks.
One who can clearly see likely outcomes and then choose action based on what they truly need, are less likely to find themselves running programs like a robot 20 years after their need for "discipline" expired.
Energising compelling stories hinders our ability to remain sensitive to reality, and reduces clarity to rare moments when we are able to drop our programming, such as using DMT, having our "hearts" broken or entering a flow state.