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Royce_aus · 07-22-2007, 05:06 AM

Thanks for the reply, since reading both books (a long time ago now) and revisiting the thoughts i had during the process of coming to understand what it all meant to me.

I also tried the technique of writting although it never really felt like the right thing for me. I believe that we all have the need for 'inventing' our own methods for uncovering the truths in life. And i think that we really are the only ones who can create the method for walking our paths.

But that's not to say don't try spritual autolysis, but rather if you do try it with your own spin, I still occasionally write for myself but I do find it confronting re-reading myself because it all seems quite silly after the mindset that created it has passed.

07-22-2007, 05:06 AM	#51 (permalink)
Royce_aus Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Canberra, Australia Posts: 50	Thanks for the reply, since reading both books (a long time ago now) and revisiting the thoughts i had during the process of coming to understand what it all meant to me. I also tried the technique of writting although it never really felt like the right thing for me. I believe that we all have the need for 'inventing' our own methods for uncovering the truths in life. And i think that we really are the only ones who can create the method for walking our paths. But that's not to say don't try spritual autolysis, but rather if you do try it with your own spin, I still occasionally write for myself but I do find it confronting re-reading myself because it all seems quite silly after the mindset that created it has passed.