How it was
for others

Screenshot from the group chat — it's all said there.

It was easier to say it out loud than to write it.

Wrote down briefly what changed over the nine modules.

Came with a question no one at home would answer. Here they answered it straight, without consoling me. Six months later I realised I'd stopped arguing with myself over small things — I just see it before I react.

Wrote down briefly what changed over the nine modules.

Came with a question no one at home would answer. Here they answered it straight, without consoling me. Six months later I realised I'd stopped arguing with myself over small things — I just see it before I react.

She said this out loud at a meeting. We moved it here by hand — that's how reviews from chats end up on the site.

This is a review submitted through the form on the site. It should wait for your decision and stay hidden from people until you open it in the admin panel.

Thank you for the Zoom! The topics are exactly what I am living right now, I am going through all of this and looking for answers, working out what is what. Thanks to everyone for the questions, and a big thank you, Teacher, for such thorough answers 🙏

In the first minute of looking at the sky the inner Doer said: «Enough standing about — you looked, now go.» I recognised the Personality and how it tugged at me — and went on standing in the rain and looking. Then I joined with the clouds and felt their «just-being-ness». The word arrived in that moment and meant that clouds have no Must, no What-for, no one to report to — they simply follow their own nature. I felt a smile and a lightness. The moment it ended seemed about 5 minutes later. But when I looked at the clock, it turned out I had been staring at clouds for 20 minutes. Time had somehow stopped.

This morning I started rereading my journal from the point where I decided to change what I do. I stopped on the details, trying to find keys, hints, repeating patterns. It is interesting to read yourself, even though while writing I sometimes saw no point in it. For the first time I saw it as a tool I can use not only to observe myself but to look for connections and hints — where I am heading.