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Dec 27, 2022Liked by Frederik Gieschen

Fantastic memo sir, greatly enjoyed.

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Thank you, Conor!

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Dec 27, 2022Liked by Frederik Gieschen

props to this effort. for all the immersion towards your personal

integrity for the living effort -- i took some measure for my personal

journey. 12 years ago i looked at the living life effort as a problem or

series of problems to be solved. the climbing life transforming my

universal thought process - especially the climbing form called "bouldering".

this new action effort took me well away from the center of the curve

& put me square to myself. the only unique trait becoming necessary

i realized, was the Life Year living effort beginning with the birthday.

gripping this reality pushed me to deal with all these Stutz things so eloquently.

and it required work. but the work became part of my individuality to making

the effort my own. and thus; also the result - my own. i call it the building of me.

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Thank you for sharing, Scott. I love the idea of an ongoing 'building of me' (or bouldering?). It's so valuable to find activities in which we are completely present, find flow, and discover or come closer to our true selves. They often serve as wonderful metaphors for life overall.

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Feb 5, 2023Liked by Frederik Gieschen

Hi - I think. The quote is, “ your life force is the only part of you that is capable of guiding you when you are lost” thanks

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Is this from the film or from the book? I don't remember it verbatim. Frustrated that Netflix doesn't offer transcripts..

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This is so naive, I would not like a psychologist that has a formula that it is the same for everyone instead of getting to know why I am the way I am

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I see what you mean but I don't think that does him justice. He offers a selection of practical tools to change your immediate state. That doesn't mean he won't get to know you in session if you're a patient (I'm not a patient of his, I don't know what his sessions look like).

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Hi- from the film. Also transcripts are automated and can be tricky. Thanks

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