Ha of course I do! It’s already happening, the dare was to allow enjoyment and appreciation into those outlines of ‘me’ which ‘I’ have been protecting, instinctually so. Those outlines are now permeated, with enjoyment and appreciation bubbling through.
Richard: In short: if it be not either easy (effortless) or fun (enjoyable) then there is something to look at until it is again
The “something to look at” is that thing / anything which is preventing my enjoyment and appreciation of this (my only) moment of being alive. Funnily enough it is ‘my’ actualist identity that often gets serious and therefore prevents the very enjoyment and appreciation it is apparently meant to facilitate - cunning indeed!
So Vineeto I can see perhaps where sincerity can be located, you know it has been quite intense talking with you, my guess is you have had a great time behind the keyboard but for ‘me’ it has been rather serious. But on the other hand ‘I’ could have had the sense of humour and the sincerity to enjoy finding the various tricks that ‘I’ might be playing. But both the sense of humour and the sincerity would require that ‘I’ see and accept that ‘I’ am as mad and as bad as everyone else and hence there is no sense in shame and embarrassment. Without this crucial acknowledgment there is no possibility for naivete to eventually flourish, sincerity is required first. I am perhaps seeing like a seed of genuine sincerity now, which comes from the acknowledgement that the human condition is common to all.