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Tao's Chambers - Self Realization & Acceptance Part 2
How can we find ourselves in discomfort? Why would an aversion to discomfort be detrimental to growth? How can self-realization come of discomfort? How can our attitudes about discomfort help with self-realization? How are idealisms and external pressures resistant to our internal self-realizations, discomfort, and acceptance of that? How can change and growth be hard to accept?
What’s the difference between holding expectations and standards, and being self-critical? Understanding our mistakes can aid in our self-realizations, and help us address and realize who we’re becoming. How can a change in attitude affect this? How can letting discomfort be a teacher be a difficult process?
Acceptance is the realization of a need for change but doesn’t mean one has to agree with or tolerate everything. How can accepting who we’ve become in our self-realizations aid in our growth?
Tao's Chambers - Self Realization & Acceptance (Part 1)
We start out as one way, and through learning, adapting, and changing, we end up becoming something else. How we understand, see things, and respond… changes. We get into uncomfortable situations, and in that, we learn more and grow.
Ignorance & Knowledge
When we think we’re solid, and we think we’re good with our morals and principles… things come up that with our human nature and we veer off…
Also, what about the things we work really hard to get away from and we slip a bit?
How about the little things that get us distracted from where we need to be?
Sometimes in life we fall short of living up to our principles and we can learn from the experience...
When we might need to learn something but we thought we had learned about everything...
How can the part of the Jedi code that mentions ignorance and knowledge play into this?
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