i find that no-one can tell another what self-honesty is. it is easier to point out self-dishonesty, lol. perhaps the question here would be best put: HOW is self-honesty: direct - here - simplicity. self-honesty is difficult to describe/define, as it is something that must be self-realized, self-actualized. i have also found that self-honesty is in relation to the person´s process and can ´unfold´ with space and time if the persn makes the ´choice´ to let go of consciousness. what i mean by…See More

The fact that there is billions of `Views of the World´ when we all share One World and Common Ground, testifies for the fact that the different Views of the World are Mind-Perspectives that have only little to do with the factual Reality that is Real Here. Because the individual will not see itself as part of the bigger picture, as part of the Whole. The `bigger picture´ of the individual will be a Family, a Culture, a Society, a Religion, a Group. It will be those with the same status, those…See More

I suggest a starting point, and it would be the following: Take that breath. The most profound place where I experienced it was in nature. You take that breath, you place yourself as straight and proportioned as possible, you take your breath; and then, in that in-breath, you pull each and every single part that you feel that constricts you and constrains you and you just pull it out of yourself as you breathe, and you take it out and you actually press it out of yourself completely. (It’s…See More

Looking at Reaction-Patterns in general, I saw an interesting perspective:One always in-fact React to oneself – not to others.Why?Because a Reaction indicates a Pattern and thus Conditioning.How?A Reaction is a conditioned response according to an Input-Output-Pattern that was learned/copied/accepted in the past. Thus, when we react, i.e. when we experience an energetic movement within ourselves, we are actually responding not to Reality as what is Here, but to our mind – to a memory of a…See More