How to Believe in Anything and for It to Be All Right
- Begin by
focusing on your potential
- Create a
space or "buffer zone" between yourself and the belief
you're expected to entertain
- Extend a
thin line of thought over the buffer zone to make contact with the
idea
- Pretend
as if you have feelers or antennae; investigate the belief to see if
it seems sour
- Maintain
a buffer zone around yourself on all sides, like a donut
- This
will help you feel safe when you come into contact with foreign ideas
and strong opinions
- If the
item seems sweeter than it is sour, bring it in a little closer to
examine it more fully
- Stay
calm, don't allow anything to erupt
- Radiate
your own pulse outward and watch how it interacts with the new belief
- Bring
things closer if they harmonize; if not, keep them at a distance