Effort: Awakening results from consistent, prolonged
effort. Such efforts can be made as an act of will after one is already
exhausted.
Intentional suffering: The act of struggling against automatism
such
as daydreaming, idle pleasure, food (eating for reasons other than real
hunger), etc... "the greatest 'intentional suffering' can be obtained by compelling ourselves to endure the displeasing
manifestations of others toward ourselves"
Self-Observation: This is to strive to observe in oneself behavior and habits usually only observed in others. Observe thoughts, feelings, movements, and sensations without judging or analyzing what is observed.
Self-Observation: This is to strive to observe in oneself behavior and habits usually only observed in others. Observe thoughts, feelings, movements, and sensations without judging or analyzing what is observed.
Conscious Labor: is an action where the person who is performing the act is present to what he is doing; not absentminded. At the same time he is striving to perform the act more efficiently.
Application of the above principles is the indispensable prerequisite for possible human development.
Everything else is merely conversation....,
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