The Challenge
Life is not a chess game. It is rather more complex. The opponent, nature, has too many moves and is constantly adjusting at a sub microscopic level presenting new and different states with apparent abandon. We must, therefore, be better able to anticipate nature and, more importantly, anticipate the responses of other people’s attempts to deal with its ever present challenges.
It becomes even more complex when we consider that people will react to nature differently and frequently at the same time creating greater confusion than was initiated. They will also react to other people’s reaction or their planned methods of making their reality safer for them, often with heedless disruption to the reality of others.
The public is invited, under supervision of their counsellors or one of our counsellors, to use this platform as a means of building and augmenting their mental strength and understanding.
Know the Impositions
nature’s relentless volatility, the purposeful or unwitting attempts of other people to save themselves – even at our expense, or the options we choose or are burdened with as we try to stay alive or feel less oppressed.
rejection
disasters
uncertainty
abuse
addiction
confinement
Know our assignment
our Assignment
Discover ourselves
Discover our world
Discover our being
Discover our purpose
Confront Reality with courage
Relate to people with composure
First, let us examine the challenge
how we do it
We can be a grand master of our life
Like all lower life forms, every human being is born with a body that functions naturally. We do not have to learn to beat the heart or guide the liver to function. Unlike the lower life forms, however, we are born with a mind, a capacity for reason, but it is rudimenmtary. It is the only quality within ourselves we can build and are required to build. And what we build belongs only to us. It is as strong as we have given it the energy to be. Let us put our focus, therefore, on what matters – building mental strength so we can be as strong and as capable as we have given ourselves the right to be.
