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How I freed myself from blockages and started acting effectively again.
Today, I had my second symptom set up in my life according to the SCh.
And I saw that I had been living in these scenarios for 2 months, like following sheet music))) I fell into them wonderfully) Some played out from start to finish, while in others, I got stuck.
I didn't consider some of them "bad," thinking that it was just how it should be.
I fixed some of them according to the SR, I could see them as processes that were hindering me.
Today, I had my second symptom set up in my life according to the SCh.
And I saw that I had been living in these scenarios for 2 months, like following sheet music))) I fell into them wonderfully) Some played out from start to finish, while in others, I got stuck.
How to turn irritation into pleasure and unlock new possibilities within yourself.
Or does anyone remember the Third Heroes?
There is a concept called the fog of war.
You move across a map covered in black.
As you progress, the fog dissipates and new areas open up.
Or does anyone remember the Third Heroes?
There is a concept called the fog of war.

Nadezhda Kalinina

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How I raised my resource level and began acting with interest without suffering.
Creating a favorable environment.
If you've ever built and maintained a fire in challenging weather conditions, you'll understand the analogy: Let's take snow, winter, dampness, and wind.
If you try to start a fire directly on the snow, or in a dug-out pit, using wet wood, without kindling and dry fuel, the process will take a lot of effort, and the flame will struggle to stay alive against everything.
But if you light it in a grill, on a base of dry coals, under a tent, the result will be pleasing.
Creating a favorable environment.
If you've ever built and maintained a fire in challenging weather conditions, you'll understand the analogy: Let's take snow, winter, dampness, and wind.