Thanks, Manoj

Thanks Mark, I am a self-confessed Idealist. I believe in aiming for perfection.

Your book looks interesting and I can see how much inner and outer conflict there must be in such a person's life. I trust and hope that it will help many people reach acceptance of themselves and others.

Thanks Dan, your words mean a lot to me.

Brian, I think this is very insightful. Much of our procrastination is due to holding on to potential rather than risking failure. And I think the not being good enough is very close to the core, underpinning almost every other problem we experience.

Kkgal, I agree that we can mould our life through our mind. However I do think that when you are driven by fear and so motivated to success or into a relationship, the foundations of that success or relationship are poisoned.

It's always possible to heal that fear, but untreated it's just pushed the problem further out to surface later.

Siva, you are your attention. That is what the authentic You is. What are You in every context. It is the resolving of the conflicts that determines what you become.

I agree with you. Acceleration is only necessary when there is too little conflict in relation to your ability to resolve it.

Thanks, Kate. I love all your readings of the articles.

Seriously, it's by getting lots of people's perspectives on a topic that makes it so much more dimensional and refined.

Thanks, Louise

Diane, the Law of Attraction is largely misunderstood. It's become hugely popular because people think that there is some tangible technique that will get them a shortcut to what they want.

It's not really about the techniques. It's about getting yourself in the place where emotionally and psychologically it's natural for you to own something or feel something. You don't think it into being or create it, you just become it.

If Life could be boiled down in a step by step process, we would all have gotten bored and moved on long ago. Just as we wouldn't watch films that followed a rigid formula. The adventure is in the journey from struggle to mastery.

I will write more about this some time in the future.

Thanks Osh