Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Emotional Mastery”
We should always be suspicious of dichotomies (it can only be “this” or “that” kind of statements). But, let us remember that suspicion doesn’t mean automatic rejection. Sometimes, the either-or is actually true. For example… There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who have broken the phantasmal chains of failure and those who still are still enslaved …
Ah, the Sleepers. Tasty, tasty Sleepers. These are my absolute favorite of nature’s little menagerie: Those slovenly souls who have not yet gotten a taste of their true nature. They bumble around through all of creation like cuddly, gluttenous little animals, stumbling so hard through their alotted moments and convinced that they are not destined for the inevitable tragedy that …
There is a force that exists in everyone’s life and it is universal to people across all cultures, social stations, and the progression of time: Pain. We all have it, and we all spend most of our lives dancing with it, trying to figure out how best to deal with this monkey on our back. It is a fixture, inherent. …
The Twelfth Law, stated: “Self-pity alone is worthy of your guilt.” While I did not see it at the time, I am now aware that the Laws end precisely where they started. The First Law called you to your own power, re-affirming your own polarization, and the Twelfth does the exact same, although with a newly revamped you. There is …
The Eleventh Law, stated: “Master Without; Master Within” As we round out the series, I have to say that of all the Laws I am most proud of this one. It represents the bridging of a great divide which has been around in philosophical circles for a long, long time. You’d probably have to be a bit of a theologian …
The Tenth Law, stated: “Victory goes to actions first, preparations second, deliberations never.” The Darkworking path is primarily pragmatic. It states to accept truth, but the primary way we accept truth is through the effect of the application of that truth. Thus, it is results for us that serve as our yardstick for measuring truth – not theory, principle, logic, …