SE10EP12 - Incomplete Cycles of Action

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Can incomplete cycles of action lead to behaviors akin to narcissism? Join us as we unravel the complexities of start, change, and stop phases within independent Scientology. This episode promises to shed light on how uncompleted cycles contribute to withholds and overt acts, affecting one's mental state. With a focus on the challenges encountered during the 'change' phase, we tie these cycles to the states of being, illustrated through the lens of Independent Scientology's Axiom 11, and examine their manifestation within auditing practices.
Our conversation takes a fascinating turn as we explore the intricacies of responsibility and action through the actions of historical and fictional figures. By scrutinizing the motivations behind individuals like Genghis Khan and Anakin Skywalker, we delve into how personal beliefs and past experiences can lead to significant actions, sometimes veering towards violence. Through contrasting discussions on Adolf Hitler and Gandhi, we navigate the murky waters of moral judgment, questioning the absolutes of good and evil while considering the ripple effects of human actions across time.
In our final segment, we confront the impact of incomplete communication cycles on personal growth. Through the metaphor of problems stacking like pancakes, we highlight the transformative power of addressing unresolved issues. Arthur and I emphasize the courage required to take responsibility for one's actions and the potential for profound personal change that comes with it. By understanding the root causes and engaging in simple acts of communication, we uncover the path to alleviating burdens and enhancing self-worth, underscoring the idea that the love you take is, indeed, equal to the love you make.

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1. SE10EP12 - Incomplete Cycles of Action (00:00:00)

2. Incomplete Cycles of Action (00:00:03)

3. Exploring Responsibility and Action (00:17:11)

4. Unraveling Incomplete Cycles of Action (00:23:32)

5. Breaking Incomplete Cycles of Action (00:34:40)