Joseph Maynor

@Cred I agree with this 100%. Very well said. This is part of Beauty.

Actually, the early actualized videos are some of the best self-help videos on YouTube. I don't see self-help as being opposed to spiritual enlightenment work. It depends on what is being created as Creation.

A lot of people seem not to recognize Love. It's very rare in my experience.

I agree. If I brought only that on 2 week solo retreat I would still probably find other things to do than read it. My tolerance for reading has gone down as I age.

I actually have.

God is Truth, Love, Beauty, Wisdom.

Maybe we need to do an inquiry on direct experience because it is deeper than might look at first glance.

Why is Peter Ralston so special?

The teacher is always present too if you can intuit it. Even if it doesn't say what you would like to hear in the moment.

Don Quixote

@CARDOZZO I did the test -- Captivator. I think it got me really wrong though, but it's funny. It might have to do with my experience as a performing amateur musician. Creators are captivating, so maybe. But my mbti and other personality details were way off IMO.

It might be best to have only one excellent and time tested course because then everyone wants to buy it. What I would appreciate is a follow up to the life purpose course, a part 2. But I know nothing about marketing or sales.

You think you're already complete?

Those of you who have seen 28 years later: The bone temple. You might appreciate this:

You seem to value self-help more than most people on here interestingly.

Are you saying this to you or to others?

You can definitely work on your motivation! I don't care who you are. This is creation. Yes, true not everyone wants to even attempt to do this, but that's different.

This is true. But how does one develop this consistency? -- which requires a change -- or else there would be no problem.

It's actually a little tricker than you're suggesting, but you make some good points. Self-help is a subject that can be learned like any subject, and no, you don't need to beat yourself up or be a glutton for punishment to change what you work on.

I like how you put this into practice here. This takes work to get in the habit of doing.

This seems to be the primary concern.