MythoSelf

ShareAnother reply to Tivo, this time not on the MythoSelf list but directly to him. There’s no personal content so I’ve posted it here as you might find it enlightening
When I’m facilitating clients they come up with one story that resonates initially… It’s not a transderivational search, it’s transpersonal. It’s what Campbell said [...]

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ShareI posted this to Tivo on the MythoSelf Yahoo group today:
The point of transformation is that everything is different… To be especially clear in saying this, if you can conceptualise who and what you want to be becoming, this is almost certainly not it. As that would just be a rearrangement of the existing stuff, [...]

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ShareSo what is success?
According to Donald Trump in his latest book “Think Big and Kick Ass! in Business and Life” it’s all about doing what you love. Trump only sleeps four hours a night ‘cos he can’t wait to get up and start working. This is the key, to love the work you do. And [...]

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ShareI wrote this to Alex on the MythoSelf list.
As I said in the previous email the MythoSelf process is just not for most people. Most people, and I include myself in this example will go and buy an NLP training and having done that stop there, some people however want more. I did all [...]

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ShareI wrote this to Erik on the MythoSelf list who was asking about ontological and existential longing:
While I can’t answer what Joseph would say, I think of the two terms fairly interchangeably, which is perhaps not as precise as I could be. One of the main reasons clients come to see me is they are [...]

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ShareYou might like to read my teacher Joseph Riggio’s new book, which is actually his doctoral dissertation from 2005. You can get it is a pdf to download or order as a paperback here: http://www.dissertation.com/book.php?method=ISBN&book=1581123663
The title is: Towards a Theory of Transpersonal Decision-Making in Human-Systems: A Neurolinguistically-Modeled Phenomenography 
You can also download the first 25 pages [...]

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ShareYesterdays Guardian newspaper here in the UK has an article about the Ministry of Defences “future strategic context” or their pessimistic ideas for what is going to happen in the next 30 years: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/story/0,,2053020,00.html the part that interested me was the “by 2035 an implantable information chip could be directly wired into the brain”. Clearly [...]

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ShareThe distinction is between ‘structural’ and ‘functional’ well-formedness. For example some people are functionally well-formed in that in their work life they’re good at making money. In other words they are good at achieving a functional outcome, able to do stuff and get results in the real world. Quite often (but not always) these same [...]

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