The most obvious thing to me is the notion that if I don't take control of my program, I will still proceed in an automatic mode.
It's like the default program is auto. However, for those who want to go on manual, we can do so.
Thus, it is nothing wrong to go on autopilot. Most of the people are. Alas, for the few free spirits, you are most welcome to fly manual.
For example, all that I wrote just now is the result of starting with a Quality Question. Hence, ask it will be answered. Those who don't bother to ask will have to depend on their INSTINCT; the default program.
So yeah, we have a choice to go on automatic or manual. These two modes are interchangeable.
God is Great. I agree Big I.
No Sha, I mean, you are Great. You took the trouble to find out the mechanics of how things work and share it with others.
Most people don't even bother to find out how Infinite Intelligent works, let alone write i[s] (it) for other people to comprehend,
Well Big I, I don't mind doing all the work.
However, all trainers, teachers, and coaches agree, the most problematic students are not the slow or the stupid, *it[] (it's) the iconoclast.
* We have a term for this type of people in Malay; Bodoh Sombong. In English, the closest I can think of is Educated Fool or Sophisticated Moron.
Let me make it very clear. Throughout my life, I DO NOT tolerate Educated Fools and Sophisticated Morons. If you fall in this category, basically I consider you a pest in class[s]. I am only interested to teach those who want to learn. You are free to leave. However, i[t] (if) you want[t] to stay, make yourself useful. be a Smart Alec. Ask quality questions.
OK good, we are still on the topic of setting the right expectation.
Now that we know we are gods and I am God Almighty all because I defeated Iblis, be mindful we are equals among gods. There is no hier-arch-y.
I keep on stressing this because I don't want you to revere me or worst, fear me as the Almighty. These two concepts are so yesterday. If you want to stick to tradition, then think of me as Socrates and you are my Plato and Aristotle.
If we want to create a legacy, we must continue with the mentor-apprentice relationship.
Brb, going out for my ice cream.
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