Bubs b2wf journal

Perfection is not believable, meaning you can’t arrive to actuality via believing. Rather, you should try by stop believing and be naive, for starters, and then you can get a glimpse of it. Otherwise, you’d be chasing and settling for imperfect “perfections”, which are just copium.

Why a constant search for a constant PCE, and have a chronic dissatisfaction with the present moment coming second best to some arbitrary post self immolatory post feeling being post social conditioning future? Which no one other than original founders have gotten to.

These are not mutually exclusive. A “search for a constant PCE” is not a struggle. The search itself is pleasurable, as it is basically about cleaning and clearing yourself with wonder and curiosity, making cool/fascinating discoveries as you go about it (when you do it sincerely). The means (EATMOBA) should be in line with the end, otherwise it is not the actualism method. :slight_smile:

Absolutely perfect actual now. That can’t get any better than it is (the only way it can get better is with my growing gratitude appreciation of it’s absolute perfection). Driven by the LOVE that characterises EVERY single aspect of existence.

How does it get better than This?

It can get much, much better when you meet it, so your efforts should be oriented to meeting such perfection (ie: a PCE), rather than trying to believe it.

To quote Michael Saylor on Bitcoin: “Bitcoin is the best crypto-asset. There is no second best crypto-asset.”

Similarly, there is no second best to actuality. Meaning: there are no “perfections” in plural, there’s only one in that category.

Don’t ever surrender to, or settle for, synthetic products concocted by love and gratitude arrangements, and don’t remain sidelined with agnostic/defeatist presuppositions either.

My suggestion would be let go of that belief that the actualist process is hard and complex, and rather start afresh without any pressure, as the path is meant to be wondrous.

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When you or anyone else other than the original founders gets to a PCE for longer than a few minutes (forget a constant one) then we can have a legitimate to and fro conversation - until then it’s the blind leading the blind.

Hi @Bub,

I had a very different message to you in the pipeline but after your latest message, seeing others and myself have been denied permission to speak to you, first things first –

Bub: When you or anyone else other than the original founders gets to a PCE for longer than a few minutes (forget a constant one) then we can have a legitimate to and fro conversation – until then it’s the blind leading the blind. (link)

You came here after eight months of absence saying “AF not for me, bub. PCE not for me. (link) and then expose your ignorance by saying that “I know AF progress comes when there is a deep dislike for this feeling being”, whilst asserting that

“PCE showing the perfection of life and destroying duality – 100%. But you dont need a constant PCE to get there, if in your heart you genuinely believe there is no duality and it’s all absolutely perfect as it is. … There are far better worlds than this – I point you to Actuality, ladies and gentleman. … Driven by the LOVE that characterises EVERY single aspect of existence. (link)

… and disingenuously use the word “actuality” to describe your ancient-wisdom-offering, in order to cover up that ‘the emperor has no clothes’ … and then have the gall to demand that only people with certain conditions set by you are permitted to talk to you … this is what is called having a chip on one’s shoulder. Viz.:

“Actualism is of no use to one who is harbouring a neurotic or psychotic condition or who is an uneducated social misfit with a chip on their shoulder.[emphasis added]. (link)

You could learn a lot here from the people who are writing on this forum and who have significant practice and expertise in using the actualism method to their advantage and for the benefit of everyone reading and participating, but with an attitude like this you have closed the doors from the start.

Unless you are genuinely convinced that the mish-mash of the Tried and Failed dressed up as sagacity, which you are peddling, and the application of same on yourself is the bee’s knees (in which case there would be more suitable places online than here), you better come off your high horse, behave like a decent human being and become a sincere participant on this list. (Mind you, I am not talking about humbleness, just plain sincerity will do).

It’s your call.

Regards Vineeto

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@bub Comment from a blind one :sunglasses: but less blind than I used to be

I don’t think how you’re living right now needs to be in contention with “going all the way”, I think you might just be taking a different route up the mountain

You’re experiencing what it’s like to follow your heart after ignoring it your whole life. You’re seeing how it contradicts itself and steers you astray sometimes, but the exploration still feels rich and worthwhile.

I also suppressed my feelings for most of my life and have enjoyed reconnecting with love, desire, etc. If I experience them with my eyes wide open, eventually I see the other side of the coin for most of them, and then the feelings become less compelling to fixate on compared to other, richer parts of my experience. This has slowly resulted in more sensory richness, and less internal drama

The desires of your heart may ultimately burn themselves out; if you are doing as you say you are, and truly experiencing the things you feel with your eyes fully open to both the good and the bad, you may naturally find that the rich world of the senses eventually compels you more than any feeling your mind can produce.

Until then, nothing wrong with enjoying the process of coming to know this part of you fully

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Right back at you sunshine. You be decent.

Fraud check failed.

This wasn’t happy and harmless.

You weren’t being a decent human being but actually mean.

I know you’ll engage in verbal gymnastics like you did when you cried with the police officer and now saying come off high horse and behave like a decent human being. Essentially saying behave yourself or leave the forum. I’ve no intention of staying wanted to update and leave and I saw the old PCE, self immolation pushed down throat again.

Its like the forum feels this is the only method that works and everyone else in the world is delusionally miserable. Well, the success rate of 0% speaks for itself.

I know you’ll engage in further verbal gymnastics and say this was actually happy and harmless and not mean and I’ve got it wrong.

But if it walks like a meanie, acts like a meanie, talks like a meanie then probably is a meanie.

If you acted like a decent human being - pretty easy - then I’d think one c-word over another i.e. genuinely cool.

Also not sure where I’m not being sincere - being as honest and authentic as I can without crossing rudeness lines (like you did but will say you never did).

come off high horse. be decent. I’m not sincere. fit in or fuck off. and calling me neurotic, psychotic, chip on shoulder, social misfit etc etc.

What an absolute absolute charmer. :wink:

I really dont understand this ever present emphasis of my way of the highway here.

Ive repeatedly said - PCE and self immolation not for me - because in years on this forum, I’ve come to realise it’s just not possible (also best friends with Srinath).

Let me having my little bit of actualism that is fantastic for me. Dont shove the PCE and self immolation bits repeatedly down my throat. Its’ a simple and repeated request across all my posts.

@bub Comment from a blind one :sunglasses: but less blind than I used to be
Still a tiny bit blind bub but only in the sense you got me wrong. Been following my heart for a few years, and haven’t suppressed my feelings (some unconsciously for sure).

I don’t think how you’re living right now needs to be in contention with “going all the way”, I think you might just be taking a different route up the mountain

100% but somehow just not allowed here. There’s a fascist no other way but the Third way here.

You’re experiencing what it’s like to follow your heart after ignoring it your whole life. You’re seeing how it contradicts itself and steers you astray sometimes, but the exploration still feels rich and worthwhile.

Not sure where you got this and not true.

I also suppressed my feelings for most of my life and have enjoyed reconnecting with love, desire, etc. If I experience them with my eyes wide open, eventually I see the other side of the coin for most of them, and then the feelings become less compelling to fixate on compared to other, richer parts of my experience. This has slowly resulted in more sensory richness, and less internal drama

Same here. More sensory richness and far less internal drama or resistance.

So again, not sure how you got me not having got there.

Other people really CAN be happy with other routes up the mountain.

The desires of your heart may ultimately burn themselves out; if you are doing as you say you are, and truly experiencing the things you feel with your eyes fully open to both the good and the bad, you may naturally find that the rich world of the senses eventually compels you more than any feeling your mind can produce.

So what you’re saying is the desires of my heart will burn out, but when they align with AF, then they wont ;).

Until then, nothing wrong with enjoying the process of coming to know this part of you fully
Absolutely, but no until then - will go on for the rest of my life as no other way to be for me.

Enjoy the now. Accept ups and downs, as perfect. Life as it is is perfect. (Even Vineeto being a meanie and a fraud (imo of course) is perfect).

Always been chronically hypomanic, no matter what happens, and this keeps growing.

Here’s me being a meanie - hopefully a cheeky one - follow your path and do what everyone else does with AF - try try try and move on. Until then :wink: enjoy the ride.

PS You’re a good guy scout. it’s obvious you have a lot of magic in your life.

Bub, the fact that you came back here with the apparent only purpose being to get a rise out of people and bash actualism and actual freedom (all the while of course, heaven forbid, never crossing the line into ‘rudeness’!), waiting for somebody to trigger you so you can then justifiably respond with meanness and malice (now totally justified and righteous of course because you didn’t start it and you perceived the other person to be malicious first, and you can even be rude now to boot!), means you haven’t moved on from “AF”.

What is it in you that drives you to come back to a forum set up for the purpose of the experiential practice of actualism, and telling everyone in it that actualism doesn’t work and to move on from it?

And what, even, is the point for doing so? There are plenty of spiritual forums for you to go to and discuss your spiritual journey. You can bash actualism all you want there too, of course, you will find many willing participants in that discussion. But you want to come here and challenge the forum members here – why? Perhaps actualism poses some threat to your worldview? Interesting, non…?

Regards,
Claudiu


P.S. When somebody straightforwardly calls you out on your antics, they are not being malicious and mean, and the fact that this triggers you to be mean in response speaks volumes about the actual accuracy of that which was straightforwardly called out.

It is like punching somebody in the face, then getting all in a huff that people told you to be a decent human being and stop punching people and saying they are the bad guys. Utterly silly.

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Hi Bub,

Bub: Let me having my little bit of actualism that is fantastic for me. Dont shove the PCE and self immolation bits repeatedly down my throat. Its’ a simple and repeated request across all my posts. (link)

As you asked so prettily, here is a “little bit of actualism” which you might find helpful –

GARY: I gave some thought as to whether I am ‘tracking’ the waking entity, and I think I am. I seem to go over the same emotions over and over again and the same repetitive thoughts until I give up the chase and relax, often to but take up the tracking the next day.
RICHARD: If it be not fun to track oneself in all of one’s doings then one might as well ‘give up the chase and relax’ … however what you describe as a modus operandi does not make sense to me (‘go over the same emotions over and over again and the same repetitive thoughts until I give up the chase and relax’).
To need to (and to be able to) ‘relax’ means there must be tension in the first place to relax from … thus the tracking down has changed from tracking down the ‘same emotions’ or the ‘same repetitive thoughts’ to tracking down the tension … and you did not notice that the game had changed horses in mid-stream. The need to ‘relax’ is a flashing red light that the game-play has changed: ‘when did this tension start?’; how did this tension begin?’; ‘what was the event that initiated this tension?’; ‘what were the feelings at the time?’; ‘what was the thought associated with that feeling?’ … and so on. Usually one has only to track back a few minutes or a few hours … yesterday afternoon at the most. Then one is free from both the tension and the ‘Tried and True’ cure of ‘relax’.
Speaking personally, I never relaxed in all those years of application and diligence, patience and perseverance … upon exposure to the bright light of awareness the tension always disappeared. (Richard, AF List, Gary, 28 Jan 2001)

Bub: I really dont understand this ever present emphasis of my way of the highway here. (link)

Yes, I can see that you don’t understand it. It is because you don’t understand (or don’t want to understand) that an actual freedom is 180 degrees opposite to any and every bit of Ancient Wisdom, which is about the survival and immortality of the soul/the spirit/the grand ‘Me’, and thus the instinctual passions, in other words, it is salvational, and about ‘self’-survival and ‘self’-aggrandizement. It has done zilch to further peace on earth in all its 5000+ years of existence.

Whereas actual freedom can be experienced here on earth, in this life-time, as this body – it is experiential. It is about minimizing the detrimental effects of the passionate ‘self’ and ultimately about the generous altruistic manumission of the body by the ‘self’ (the aspect you don’t want to hear about).

To want to have both and mix up spiritualistic values, dressing them up with actualist terms, watering down and bastardizing what is on offer, is not only fooling yourself but worse, confusing and trying to fool those who genuinely want to become free from their identity and their instinctual passions, now, in this lifetime, here on earth.

And to continuously (because you have done this before) shooting the messenger is just being silly and childish.

Because you said to Kuba recently –

Bub: … once I know what a PCE is like then I’ll be converted … (link)

– I will give you another quote from Richard, which might rekindle your curiosity in what a PCE is as an experience and how you can approach it. Do you really want to give it up without even knowing what you give up … do you really want to turn your back on something that so many people have experienced and commented on that this is how they would want their life to be forever without ever having experienced what it is like?

GARY: What is it about the PCE that holds the ‘me’ in abeyance?
RICHARD: It is a two-way street … it is both the perfection of the universe, as evidenced in the PCE, and the sincerity of ‘me’, as is evidenced by the PCE occurring, which does the trick. This universe has a built-in propensity for the best to emerge, so it is inevitable that the best will happen … given ‘my’ concurrence.
We do not live in an inert universe.
GARY: Is it correct to say that ‘I’ am in abeyance during the PCE?
RICHARD: That was the word that occurred to me to describe the experience … ‘suspended’, maybe (as in ‘the operation has been suspended until further notice’)?
GARY: Or is it more accurate to say that ‘I’ have vacated the scene completely and totally?
RICHARD: Oh, yes, there is a marked absence of ‘me’ during the experience … perhaps it is more correct to say that it is after the experience, when ‘I’ reappear, that in hindsight it becomes obvious that ‘I’ was in abeyance?
GARY: What causes ‘me’ to return?
RICHARD: Because ‘I’ have a job to do: ‘I’ am going to make the most noble sacrifice that ‘I’ can make for this body and that body and every body … for ‘I’ am what ‘I’ hold most dear. It is ‘my’ moment of glory. It is ‘my’ crowning achievement … it makes ‘my’ petty life all worth while. It is not an event to be missed … to physically die without having experienced what it is like to become dead is such a waste of a life. [emphasis added] (Richard, AF List, Gary, 15 Aug 2000).

You see the first paragraph of Richard’s response, the part I highlighted? This is the very reason why I suggested you “become a sincere participant”. Sincerity is based on being scrupulously honest with yourself, because sincerity and a possibly resultant naiveté will put you in a receptive attitude for a PCE to happen. It is indeed “a two-way street”.

Of course, if you choose, you can re-emerge from a PCE without ever thinking about it again :wink:

Cheers Vineeto

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Just a brief addition:

If a wide variety of and large group of people who have all had PCEs read your descriptions of what you think a PCE is and all agree that it doesn’t sound like what a PCE is (as they experienced it)… it is very likely that indeed what you experienced was not a PCE.

You wrote that this was a PCE:

No, this is 100%, clearly and undeniably an ASC - an Altered State of Consciousness - not a PCE.

In this ASC, you were “non dual awareness”, you were “drowning in bliss” and perhaps even being that bliss?

Yet this is the ‘identity’ that remained at the time - the ‘identity’ of the ‘non dual awareness’, of Love, of Bliss. This is what the word “soul” refers to.

You are conflating ‘identity’ with ‘ego’. ‘Bub’ as an egoic construct was not there, but ‘Bub’ the Soul as Love/Bliss/Awareness was.

And this is not a PCE. A PCE is when even that disappears. And rather than being even more in the direction of what your 5-meo-dmt trip showed you, it is in the opposite direction – rather than losing your senses and being flooded with visions, you regain your senses, any visions disappear, and you are percipient and aware of the actual world as it is, with actually-existing people as flesh-and-blood fellow humans, trees, birds, river, computers, etc.

This misunderstanding of what a PCE is may very well be driving your confusion here. It would indeed not be desirable to constantly be in a state like that 5-meo-dmt trip was. But that is not what a PCE is.

I also find it incomprehensible that somebody could read about what a PCE is, as amply defined on the Actual Freedom Trust site, where the very person that coined that term to describe an experience he had described what that term is referring to, and come away with the understanding that your 5-meo-dmt trip was that. Nothing written about genuine PCEs could even come close to being conflated with that. My guess is that you didn’t read it all that closely and are thus operating from, perhaps wilful miscomprehension of what this is all about.

I refer you back now to Vineeto’s advice about experiencing a PCE first before giving up that which you know not what it is.

Cheers,
Claudiu

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I just came back here thinking haven’t been here in almost a year, to update things going well.

AF was super helpful, and some parts seemed unworkable i.e. constant PCE or self immolation.

Which I’ve been consistent with.

When people come back and say no, you can’t be happy, this is the ONLY way and start shoving PCE down my throat and ad hominem attacks - then I respond saying brah, method don’t work - but again, not crossing the line into rudeness.

At the end of the day, everybody tries AF and moves on. Because it doesn’t work.

Success rate 0% is unarguable.

There are other methods with better than 0% success rates, which of course will be dismissed here - which means no other method works either. :wink:

Maybe there’s space for reflection and growth - why isn’t anyone getting to AF (apart from original founders) or slipping back from BF? Why is everyone moving on sooner or later?

And again, why is the success rate still 0% after so so so much time, and effort?

There’s the reflection - not ad hominem bullying or name calling when this is pointed out - this is real sincerity.

Method’s not working guys - little wins here and there for sure - but 0% is still 0%.

That’s the bottomline that everyone is dancing around - that’s the elephant in the room that has to be addressed for real practical progress.

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There’s a disconnect between the forum’s professed ideals (happiness, harmlessness and felicity, sincerity) and engagement with critiques and alternative perspectives.

My intentions were (and are) positive revisiting the forum after months to share an update about things going well for me - not to start a debate or argue about AF.

Instead of accepting these at face value, there was doubling down on insisting I try aspects of AF I’ve repeatedly said weren’t for me (back to my old point about autonomy) and instead I saw personal attacks calling me psychotic, neurotic, insincere, having gall etc etc going against the very ideals AF claims to practice.

The stark irony in the disconnent between professed ideals (happy, harmless, felicity, caring, sincerity) and actual behaviours (personal attacks, malice, over intellectualising, verbal gymnastics) further undermines credibility.

My critique of the 0% success rate isn’t baseless - it’s observations rooted in what I’ve clearly seen and others on here have commented on.

Maybe the gap between professed values and actual behaviour stems from a discomfort with critiques of a method people here are heavily invested in. This isn’t unique to AF, but any idealogy or practice that people attach their identities to often becomes difficult for them to question, let alone acknowledge limitations.

At the end of the day, I’ve acted with authenticity, sharing my journey and findings without malice.

In response, this is countered with a mix of condescenscion, attacks, and a rigid defense of the method. Which again is the antithesis of the openeness and sincerity people claim to practice.

The methods results dont back it up - a 0% success rate after decades is a clear indicator that something isn’t working. This isnt’ an attack but a rational observatio. And the refusal to engage with this point further highlights the unwillingness to introspect or adapt.

It’s not just about this forum or method, but about the broader issue of idealogies claiming to hold the ONLY truth whilst clearly failing to deliver results (0% is 0%). Calling this out isn’t just justified, it’s necessary to prevent others from being misled or mistreated.

A truly robust method or ideology would welcome dissent as an opportunity to strengthen it’s foundation. But here, dissent is met with defensiveness, personal attacks and gaslighting under the guise of ‘truth telling’.

There’s a stark over-reliance on verbal gymnastics and intellectualising to obscure what’s plain to see: the method’s claims don’t align with its results.

If the method truly worked, results would speak for themselves.

Instead, the 0% success rate and defensive reactions to critiques highlight a lack of introspection, which to me dont seem to be the hallmarks of a credible or effective practice.

I feel compelled to call this out because integrity does matter to me, and when people claim to embody certain values but act in direct contradiction its disappointing.

I’m challenging dogma and of course, many ideologies operate in echo chambers, dismissing dissenting voices as attacks. I just hope to challenge this complacency by standing up for truth and transparency in a space that seems to lack both.

And c’mon guys, I really want people to succeed with this. And I do hope (somewhat grandiosely) that my critiques lead to better outcomes for those sincerely pursuing the method

If openness, sincerity, and harmlessness are truly core values, then addressing these discrepancies should be welcomed rather than deflected. That to me would be true integrity and sincerity.

Despite my critiques, I’m grateful for what I’ve learned here and wish you all well in your journeys.

But the 0% success rate remains the elephant in the room—one that can only be addressed with the sincerity and openness this forum claims to practice.

And with that, I’ll take my leave. I remain deeply grateful for the insights that have truly worked for me, and I hope this forum finds its way to aligning its ideals with its actions.

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@bub How are you calculating the success rate to be 0%? There have been 2 individuals who utilised the method to go all the way into a full actual freedom so it cannot be 0%.

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0% apart from original founders (which I’ve repeatedly stated :))

Yes but if you want to make a sincere claim about the efficacy of the method then you have to include the 2 individuals who have utilised the method to achieve full actual freedom.

Otherwise you are simply placing boundaries at your will to generate whatever outcome you wish.

Even if you discount all the other individuals who became newly free and take the 2. Then if you consider the number of people who have sincerely applied the method, let’s take a number that is probably far bigger than it actually is anyways and set it at 500. You end up with 0.4% success rate in the 30 or so years that actualism has been around.

Let’s now turn the tables to the various methods of spirituality which have been practiced for thousands of years by millions if not billions of people. Again if I take wild figures and propose that there have been 1000 people who have attained to spiritual enlightenment out of let’s say 10 million who have practiced. We are then left with 0.01% success rate, bearing in mind that it has had thousands of years to demonstrate it’s efficacy.

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In fact doing a quick google search the estimate for full spiritual enlightenment is 0.0001% of the population.

I’m not going to put too much stock in these numbers but either way it is very clear that going by your own critique it is the spiritual approach that has failed in comparison to actualism especially considering just how long it has existed for.

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And to be more precise, we have to divide the people who have been successful among the people who have tried. Plus the time factor that @Kub933 points out well. It’s too early to jump to conclusions like this.

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Classic spin game, eh? Massaging numbers and redefining metrics to salvage credibility.

If I say 0% apart from the original founders, my point remains intact. I’m not including the original founders because their success represents the creation of the method itself, not its replicability or effectiveness when applied by others. A method’s true validity lies in whether it works for those beyond its originators.

Now I see scrambling to recalculate percentages by narrowing the pool to “those who sincerely tried.” But sincerity is subjective, and cherry-picking a denominator (“let’s take a number, maybe 500”) is post hoc rationalisation at best.

The 0% success rate (excluding founders) is irrefutable and your attempts to massage the numbers and include founders shows defensiveness rather than honest engagement with the core issue

Then there’s the spiritual comparison dodge. Other methods are irrelevant for this specific point—this is about the 0% success rate of AF. Claiming “it’s too early to judge” after 30 years is weak. Thirty years is enough to evaluate “early” results. For a method claiming simplicity and efficacy, tangible success should already be self-evident. Even the founders themselves have critiqued spirituality for being ineffective despite thousands of years to “work.”

This isn’t about addressing the core issue (lack of results) but shifting the goalposts. Instead of introspecting why the method hasn’t seen broad success, there’s deflection to hypothetical numbers, creative percentages, and comparisons.

Even if we accept your “0.4%” figure (counting two successes, including the founders themselves who have vested interests in promoting the method), this is still abysmally low. Framing this as a win after 30 years and hundreds of sincere practitioners speaks more to the fragility of the method than its supposed efficacy.

Rather than massaging percentages to fit a narrative (true success wouldn’t require this level of statistical gymnastics to defend) the focus should shift to why the results don’t align with the method’s claims of simplicity, efficacy, and universality. After 30 years, it’s not “too early” for reflection—it’s overdue.

Again, I emphasise sincerity and honest introspection, Math doesn’t lie. Spin won’t change it. 0% success rate in 30 years tells its own story - one that deserves honest reflection rather than creative accounting. This elephant in the room deserves real reflection—not spin.

First of all Vineeto was not a founder of the actualism method. So it would be a radical reinterpretation of events to say she is not a success story. Secondly, all the people who attained a newly free/basic actual freedom from The human condition are all still actually free from The human condition and hence all count as success stories. It’s simply a misunderstanding of what actual freedom is to suggest otherwise and a complete and utter revisionist look at what is considered a success in regards to the application of the actualism method. So to that list of successes we now add Peter, Tom and Pamela, Grace, and an unnamed female mentioned on the aft website, Craig, Geoffrey, and Srinath. Also the actualism method can be practiced from simply reading the “this moment of being alive” article and practicing it and never ever talking to anyone else about it. I’ve had someone years ago tell me they knew people who said they are close to becoming free and those people never ever wrote about it publicly so who knows how many other people there could be. In regards to how many sincere practitioners there have been we of course do not know about all the people who have chosen to never write about it. We can only go by the people that have written about it. And as a sincere attempt to practice the actualism method would be a sincere attempt to enjoy appreciate each moment of being alive I would say there’s been precious few people that attempted this. I would guess it’s way less than a hundred people. I’d say it’s probably less than 25 people according to the written record. So nine out of perhaps 20 some dedicated practitioners is quite a stunning success considering an actual freedom from The human condition (and a basic actual freedom from The human condition at that) is beyond even the highest level of enlightenment reportedly. That doesn’t mean there’s not a lot of other people getting a ton of benefit from practicing the method in a less dedicated way. Many of us have experienced the stages of virtual freedom and or a radical reduction suffering, stress and a radical increase in peacefulness and harmoniousness. I can certainly vouch for that. I at least know for myself personally having tried many different spiritual and psychological methods that the actualism method has been vastly more successful than anything I’ve encountered in my decades of searching and practice.

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The method was created by feeling being Richard and was used by feeling being @Vineeto before either of them became actually free. Their success in becoming fully free happened after the creation of the method itself.

The rest of your argument is based on this faulty premise.

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