Quote from bundlemaker:
Iâm pretty sure I have received a âreligious experienceâ, although mine has been strung out over a few days.
This morningâs chart work made something very clear. Some days ago, Aurum suggested that I was predicting. I swore I wasnât. Yet, a deeper part of me knew I was. This morning an epiphany occurred: I recognized PREDICTING behavior WHILE I WAS PREDICTING.
I believe once you feel what thatâs like in your body, you will recognize it forever. Now, how do you go about recognizing it? There are probably as many ways as there are humans, but this was my process...
First, I needed to do EXACTLY as Spyder instructed, NO modifications whatsoever. This itself needs some time and patience to implement, as oneâs ego certainly will try to combat this.
Second, just try to notice when fear, doubt, frustration, or the like; comes into your reality. Those emotions are clear, unambiguous signals that you ARE predicting. Period. No matter what you think is going on. Think about it, and youâll realize this HAS to be true by definition.
To stop predicting is almost impossible, UNLESS you first notice youâre doing it. Then itâs easy. Very few people have been raised to notice their emotions, really notice them, in real time and acknowledge they are there. If this sounds too eastern for you, Iâm sorry. Iâve crossed the bridge, been where it hurts, and I know the path to comfort. Itâs in the noticing.
Once you notice, you do just one thing: get off the single data element you were stuck on! I promise you, if you were feeling those emotions I mentioned, you were stuck on a single data element. Jack talks about repeating these four steps: Monitor â Analyze â Decide â Act. Iâve heard him say it until I got nauseaus. Now I get why you do this. It keeps you out of prediction.
So, the sequence Iâm suggesting is: notice negative emotionsâ¦. Get off single data element to full data setâ¦. Analyze by asking yourself what should be next based on the ânowâ data setâ¦. Is that happening?..... rinse and repeat.
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