Who here use mastery by george leonard as their primary system

[Davino]

On 16/4/2025 at 5:36 PM, Past-Philosopher-562 said:

What would you say is a system from which every concept can stem from ?

Actualized.org

No system can birth all of Mind for system is but a part of Mind. 

So I'd say Infinity, that's the answer but it eludes robotic systematisation. Systems are limited, holism is less limited and strange loops are quite perfect.

Edited April 20 by Davino

[Past-Philosopher-562]

6 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I don't think there is such a system.

You just have to get comfortable working across many various paradigms, cobbling together your own understanding of reality, life, and mind. Any one system would be too limited and have blindspots. You need a multiplicity of contrary perspectives. Which is why I share so many diverse sources with you.

Notice that I don't try to build one formal system. I present various diverse perspectives.

I wanted to ask your thoughts on using the Tetrahedron of Frame as a primary system for understanding and structuring internal strength, perception, and behavior.

The foundational idea is that frame isn’t simply a posture or tactic—it's a core orientation toward the world. It’s not about being "strong" or "weak" in a conventional sense, but about what kind of frame you're operating from. Even someone who seems submissive or reactive still operates from a frame—it’s just one that may not be useful or self-directed.

The pillars of frame—how we conceptualize, process, and react—are reflections of our deep narrative. Frame is not what we do, it’s who we are. This system proposes that we cultivate and fortify our value pillars:

Physical (our embodiment and discipline),

Intellectual (our ability to think clearly and independently), and

Emotional (our resilience and sovereignty).

I'm considering integrating this as a metaprinciple or primary structure in my framework—something like a tetrahedral model that balances and holds these elements in dynamic tension. I believe it could provide a strong, adaptable foundation that informs personal development, leadership, and resilience across different domains.

Would love to hear your take—do you see this as viable for integration? or am I missing ssomsething 

[Leo Gura]

2 hours ago, Past-Philosopher-562 said:

This system proposes that we cultivate and fortify our value pillars:

Physical (our embodiment and discipline),

Intellectual (our ability to think clearly and independently), and

Emotional (our resilience and sovereignty).

That's such a limited view of reality.

But hey, you do you.

[Past-Philosopher-562]

17 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

That's such a limited view of reality.

But hey, you do you.

It is limited and finite, since it's a framework. But through it, you can seek to investigate all other principles of the Self-Actualised.org blog — and even that would be limited — yet it's a good, useful framework to holistically integrate all self-actualization principles into either the Physical Pillar, the Intellectual Pillar, or the Emotional Pillar. I am not seeking an infinite framework, but a finite and holistic system to help integrate all other strategies to Self-Actualise . 

[Davino]

@Past-Philosopher-562 Okay, I got you. What about adding a Spiritual Pillar/trascendental pillar/Consciousness pillar? 

Given that you are visualizing a tetrahedron, I took your model and gave it my personal spin:

 

[Past-Philosopher-562]

2 hours ago, Davino said:

@Past-Philosopher-562 Okay, I got you. What about adding a Spiritual Pillar/trascendental pillar/Consciousness pillar? 

Given that you are visualizing a tetrahedron, I took your model and gave it my personal spin:

 

At the Tripod, I went with Vision—the accumulation of all three pillars being developed, and a vision to do something with them as a service to the community. I love the pillars you mentioned; they will be milestones I will achieve using the Intellectual pillar, since I need to build a theory about it, and then apply it.

A lot of the work would be on the Intellectual pillar, since it would include every goal in the Spiritual work and Consciousness work.

[Ramanujan]

@Davino @Leo Gura should i change my life philosophy to success principles by jack canfield