Raimon Samsó

I believe that self-discipline is like a muscle. The more you exercise it, the stronger it becomes

Everything by devotion, nothing by obligation.

Law of Talion.
Law of Action.
Law of Assumptio

Law of Talion.
Law of Action.
Law of Assumption.

eye, tooth for a tooth. I do not believe that anyone belonging to this dimension will be reading this book, so let us pass directly to the second level: those who apply the “Law of Action:” self-improvement, goal setting, empowering... In short, they are individuals who strengthen themselves, struggling for a better life. The third level is inhabited by individuals who apply the “Law of Assumption.” They are those that have looking within themselves, and recognized their authentic identity: the Presence of I Am.

may be wondering: How do I practice having no objectives? I will give you a few hints:

By asking myself: What drives me to achieve it?
Accepting that I never know what is best for myself.
Giving all my steps to love, and letting Him guide me.

will use two key concepts, which should be clear: reality and world, unchanging meaning.
• Reality is invisible, it is the spiritual realm, and it is the matrix of all that is visible in the world of things. It's the cause. It is the only reality.
• The world of things is the manifestation of the invisible dimension. It is the effect. It is a projection.
In other words, the visible world that you perceive is less real in invisible reality. A quantum physicist would call them deployed order and implicate order. World and reality.
Consciousness. It is the Divinity, the spirit and any other end word that you want to use. Known. It is the realm of the spirit. It has no levels.
Awareness. It is the mind, the means or tool by which consciousness is expressed. Perceive It is the domain of the ego, and it has levels.

“Most people equate discipline to absence of freedom. In reality, the contrary is true. Only disciplined individuals are really free. Undisciplined people are slaves.” Stephen Covey

Now, pay attention, because this is fundamental: “Discipline is the maximum evidence of self-esteem.”

The Dalai Lama once said that true discipline is not imposed. It can only come from within ourselves