Re: more soul mirror questions

["Richard Be X Born <ribex@...>" <ribex@...>]

Dear Vania ~

Mmmmm... It sounds as if you are well on your way to understanding 
what all this soul-mirror work is all about.

You are reaching the stage where it isn't a mechanical procedure any 
longer; when Bardon's exercises take fruit is when it becomes a real 
tangible thing within the student hirself, rather than trite "school-
work".

A major step is when the student realizes that it is *hir* Self 
he/she is dealing with; *hir* universe. This is when the 
blueprint/diagram comes to life, and real interaction begins between 
the work and the life.

I think perhaps that it is better to understand that your soul-mirror 
is *yours*, rather than trying to generalize *your* personality to 
include everybody. While fears/desires may indeed be the most common 
roots of elemental imbalance, it does little good trying to force 
your own soul-mirror into a generic scope.

Just the same, it will become less and less fruitful to ask others if 
your own personal discoveries from the soul-mirror work is correct or 
not. Other people can only teach you the techniques -the hows; the 
whys are all about *you*.

For whatever it's worth, I hope this helps somewhat.

Well met
Vovin

--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Vania" <vaniavladeva@x> wrote:
> HI Everyone,
> 
> I've recently started re-doing my soul mirrors so that they include
> different occurences of a personality trait and also root causes of 
those
> traits. So I'm wondering whould my new mirrors should include both 
the
> 'cause and effect', in other words should I have both the rooth 
cause AND
> the resulting effects? Or should I only include the root causes?
> An interesting thing I have noticed while working on finding the 
root of a
> trait, was that the majority of the root causes are either fears or 
desires
> based on our likes and dislikes. Am I missing something, is there 
more to
> it? I mean it's scary when I think that a person's behaviour can be 
solely
> based on fears/desires. What about babies? They don't have those? 
Do they
> act on survival inctincts alone because they don't have a 
personality? Come
> to think of it fears/desires are all rooted in inctinct, so is that 
the one
> root cause of our whole bahaviour? Is it instinct we're trying to 
overcome
> and thus transform out personality? I'm wondering though, because 
the
> fear/desire thing applies to the white mirror too, and so what are 
we to
> transform our personality into?
> I'm very confused here, so any thoughts on the subject will be 
greatly
> appreciated.
> 
> Best wishes,
> Vania