• GaneshaGanesha
  • март 28, 2026
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Guidelines 37.2

37. No obligatory connections within the content we manage. Obligatory connections are links within the content that turn relationships with objects, people, situations, or ideas into pre-set obligations for future time and action. Content is everything we possess and use within and around us — what we are and the things at our disposal. Internally, a person creates connections that automatically become obligations through habits, through links to specific situations, through emotional and mental associations, and through a sense of duty without personal necessity. Externally, obligations are implemented through external models and then internalized through the imposition of cultural and moral norms, the suggestion of roles and rules, and authoritative figures. The same mechanism applies to objects and physical items. When a connection of the type “might be needed” is created toward an object, it leads to the need for space, organization, maintenance, and attention. In this way, the object begins to occupy future time and resources, even without being used. In all cases, a connection becomes an obligation when it preemptively occupies future time, attention, or action.

  • GaneshaGanesha
  • март 11, 2026
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Guidelines 35.2

35. Without delaying what we must do for ourselves Up to point 34 of this section, the guidelines for preparation are presented. From point 35 onward, the guidelines for application begin. Point 35 addresses the first obstacle that must be overcome. This point means that we must stop postponing what we need to do for ourselves. If it turns out that most of our time has been occupied with the affairs of others, changing this cannot happen all at once. It may take a long period during which we gradually eliminate the habits that keep us engaged in matters that do not belong to us. And just when we think we have mastered our obvious habits, we will discover others that we had not noticed until that moment. When we pursue a specific goal, many things constantly appear that try to pull us in different directions, distracting us and diverting our attention. We must repeatedly remind ourselves what goal we are following, and whenever we deviate from it, we must consciously exert our will in order to return to what we are doing. Stopping our…