I wanted to ask your opinions on some matter Is there always an aspect of "pushing past" feelings or drives when it comes to questioning, questioning self activities, or pushing past mental barriers? I notice when I start to question past my normal barriers, there's almost always an aspect of hesitation, even if simultaneously there is excitement or exhilaration or some such What are your thoughts?

Peter talks about aligning with principles - such as honesty, mastery, etc. - instead of living from one's own "small self" (my framing), driven by fears and desires. It feels to me that love is also a principle. What I mean by love is doing something purely for the benefit of others, without any expectation of a reward. I am not really sure I can frame it as a principle, I suspect my understanding is still too vague. But there is something. I'll keep you posted :)

Could someone explain to me what peter means by feeling the whole body please? Does he mean to be aware of all finger tips and toes etc at the same time or is that getting fixated with the body image? I sometimes experience the body as a kind of sensory orb as when I close my eyes I can't really feel were the skin ends and the world begins. Am I in the right direction here or way off track?

Listening to the latest Ralston Podcast which prompted some contemplations: What is the nature of civilization? Somethings coming up about a collective morphing-persistence based on a linchpin of the invention language and agreements. I'll share something and dialogue if anything comes up in the coming days.... Cheers, RD

Thanks, Viktor, for the video and exercises! I'll let you know if anything comes up 👍 "Notice the constant drive to be comfortable. Do not ignore it, judge it, or make it wrong. Just see it as part of your experience. Watch how it shows up in your body, your choices, your relationships, your work, and your inner life. ​ Then ask yourself: "How would my experience change if I did not care about comfort at all? How would my pursuit of truth change?" ​ You do not have to become uncomfortable. Just see what becomes available when comfort is no longer the issue." Notice - if you only pursue comfort, what would happen? What happens in your career if you only pursue comfort? What happens in your relationships if you only pursue comfort? What happens in your life if you only pursue comfort?"