If this is true for you, begin by reflecting on your religious self-schemas -- those habitual pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors associated with your religion -- that in the past have facilitated the experience and expression of your spiritual nature?
This path is referred to in the 3-S program as the "Spiritual self-schema;" it is a habitual pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to be developed during the course of the 3-S program in order to provide ongoing access to the experience and expression of one's Spiritual nature -- however that is defined by the individual.
This Path is referred to in the 3-S program as the "Spiritual self-schema"; it is a habitual pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to be developed during the course of the 3-S program that will provide increased access to the experience and expression of one's Spiritual nature -- as defined by each individual.
In your 3-S Journal, make a note of those that have been useful so that you can include them later as you continue to work on your "Blue-Print". Second, what additional habitual pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors do I still need to develop that will facilitate the experience and expression of my spiritual nature?
As will be described fully below, in Steps 1 through 4 you will increase your awareness of the habitual patterns of thinking, feeling, reacting, and behaving (your habitual self-schemas) that were activated during the past week.
Phase 2 will require diligent and consistent effort, as does the creation of any habitual pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaving.
I felt as though it was a reminder of how the mind is when it is set free from the habitual patterns of chasing after thoughts.
Away from the habitual patterns of everyday work, colleagues learn to collaborate in ways they've never thought possible.
