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A Disturbance in the Force
Richard S said:Laura said:What do you mean about having "direct experience" and being able to be confident about it?
There might also be some 'resistance' felt to doing the program and even continuing to participate here because of the Predator Mind's exceeding distaste for being 'eliminated', so to speak
I have felt this resistance quite a few times and have had to overcome this somehow because I do the program late at night after work when I am already tired. I have seen other posts where people have mentioned this resistance and having felt it myself know it to be sometimes hard to get started with the program along with reticence to post at times. But, I have been forcing myself to post even though it is often difficult and have not missed a single day with the EE program. That is the "direct experience" I was referring to.
I'm glad Laura asked about this because I too was a bit confused by your post to Buddy. It sounded vague and all-encompassing, as if you had enormous depths of knowledge and direct experience that you were very subtly referring to, instead of giving direct and simple input. This response of yours to her question is much more direct and simple - in short, it makes more sense without the 'mysterious aura' of:
R said:As others have stated, you must have something to give before you CAN give. [...] And, if one has 'direct experience' about something, they can be fairly confident in their knowledge of it and how it applies to 'others' too.
I am left wondering why you didn't speak to Buddy so simply and clearly, stating your short comings instead of subtly implying your strengths? It's especially interesting considering this part of what you wrote:
R said:It's quite interesting how much you can tell about someone by what they say and how they say it (although sometimes we can be fooled, and this is something we all have to guard against).