Peter Ralston's Principles

[AtmanIsBrahman]

I've recently learned about Ralston's principles, which seem promising. I want to try implementing them and see how effective they are. 

Does anyone have experience with Ralston's principles? Which ones have you found effective?

This is the video where Ralston explains his principles. I think they might also be in his books, but I don't have all of them at the moment.

 

 

 

 

 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Is this your first deep dive affair with Ralston?

THE BOOKS MY MAN

[AtmanIsBrahman]

2 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Is this your first deep dive affair with Ralston?

No, I read Whereof One Cannot Speak and I have The Book of Not Knowing. But I’m interested in the practical principles he suggests too from a personal development perspective.

Such as honor, honesty, integrity, jointing, etc.

I will get to all the books eventually, but I’m curious in the meantime if anyone has lived according to these principles or has a deep understanding of them.

[CARDOZZO]

@UnbornTao

[Leo Gura]

Principles #0: Be awesome. Make no mistakes.

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@AtmanIsBrahman sweet! I love his practice 'inside / outside'. You engage with your day with a knowing that everything you think internally, can be heard by everyone around you. Full transparency.

I practiced this so often it seems natural to me now. It personally increased my integrity, honor and honesty. It lowered my judgement of others and tempered my frustrations. I feel much more discerning in my thoughts. 

I haven't listened to the lecture you linked on his principles. I will give it a watch and throw some thoughts out 💎

[Harikrishnan]

In ending unnecessary suffering he talks about principle. Also I think in art of mastery. Main principle are Responsibility, Integrity, honesty, excellence and mastery  

Edited 1 hour ago by Harikrishnan