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# Re: Preliminaries

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- Subject: Re: Preliminaries
- From: "magesmail" <magesmail@...>
- Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 18:14:35 -0000
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    Rawn,
    Stu said,
    >> How much do I really want it? How much am I prepared
    > to
    > pay for it? <<

    and you said

    > The other side of that coin is: How unsatisfied with my present-self am
    > I? How much am I prepared to gain from pursuing this work? And the
    > metal that coin is made from is fear of change . . .

    I am not very sure what that last sentence means .If i understand what
    you are saying correctly,fear of change prevents the practitioner from
    accepting the potential "gain" from the practice ? Is that waht you
    intended to say?

    hmmm somehow i feel i am missing what is being said here .From my own
    experience , I find that one part of my peronality is quite happy with
    what i am (in spite of a really TERRIBLY long list of "black mirror"
    items ) and it s only a comparitively weak "logical" part of my mind
    that insists on "getting better" .I mean, i find it is more
    complacency and laziness than fear of change .
    And since the "crafting" of the personality begins in step two , i
    still need to get past step one .(though once i typed it out that
    sounds a weaselly excuse to me !!)

    Maybe laziness is just concealed fear .Something to think about anyway .

    As always thanks for these lovely insights.You, Rawn are a treasure!!
    God Bless,
    NKKA

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