Radical Honesty

To be honest, I am finding my return to BrisLETS difficult.
So many people with so many wonderful needs and interesting strategies for getting them met.

I have become a monk these days poverty, chastity, and tranquillity

So I need to remind myself how to be at peace in the BrisLETS world

As a start, I am going to try to practice honesty

• This doesn’t mean that I will blurt out everyone else’s secrets – i’m not attempting to be honest FOR other people
• This doesn’t mean I will deliver scathing uninvited character assessments – these are more likely to be projections on my part, than honesty.
• This doesn’t mean I just blurt things out without regard to people’s feelings – the meaning of a message is the response we get and I can’t imagine I would mean to hurt people very often.

I will attempt to

• not hide my inadequacies or mistakes.
• speak my truth but understand my control is limited, “non-grasping”
• not be afraid or angry, it’s only monopoly money no one has to die.

I sound like a wanker don’t I,
it’s an act of honesty 🙂

PS I have a copy of the Brad Blanton book, I think there is a lot of psychopathy there 🙂