Andrei.Hicks wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 11:02am:


Tony is a bit "ra ra" and he does a lot of stuff to get the audience up and moving and pumped up.
that is not neccessary for some people.
But there are a lot of people in the Durrr state for whom , if you change their physiology, you change their mental state.
I suppose one example would be, if you are feeling a bit flat, a quick dip in the ocean may change your physiology and change your mood.

I'm not a huge fan of tony and really only suggest him because a lot of the durr state people might benefit from a plunge in an ice bath or some of the whackier ideas.

But i will state this again as a fact.

It is very easy to make a decision NOT to try to improve yourself and then to "back rationalise" that decision to preserve your ego.
It is very easy to look at a jogger for example, not wish to do the hard work he is doing and just rationalise it as "look at that fool, cant he just accept himself".
This is classic "ego preservation" by going with the default (nearly always laziness) and then rationalising it.

So a mediocre person, will nearly always look at someone striving to improve and hate on them.

It is actually an observable fact that if one member of a scrubby family starts to do well and aspire, the others will hate on him

"think youre too good for us , do you"
"getting a bit big for your boots arent you".

for many people, getting out of mediocrity is very tough, as the peer group (at least the peer groups "ego" ) cannot accept it and deal with it

John Smith wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 11:24am:


Look what you get for your four grand, though:

Seating in front section
e-downloads
Priority Entry
Firewalk Experience
Course Materials

Now, should I buy a TR ticket, or this?

aquascoot wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 11:43am:


In America?

It'll cost you US $1,300, plus an airfare.

Its time wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 12:10pm:


the noble rightard has to deal with the mediocre leftard and use his presence to work on things like 'patience" and "acceptance".

The mediocre leftard , however, is in low vibration and finds the rightards presence quite disturbing.

A true rightard is always trying to "raise the vibration".

I understand and sympathise with the mediocre leftard.

He is like a person with a hangover, who cant think clearly, just wants to lay in bed and dwell in his mediocroty. When a rightard comes into his ecosystem and throws open the curtains and drenches him in sunlight, puts on a rousing CD to get him awake, hands him a green vegetable juice for breakfast and starts reading to him from winston churchills memoirs, i totally understand why he would chip in to send the rightard to another country.....because he is addicted to mediocre leftard purgatory

aquascoot wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 12:24pm:


Give you 50 spendings as well

AiA wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 7:33pm:



he finally figured that horses weren't the be all and end all?

Its time wrote on Aug 16^th, 2016 at 12:10pm:


that's nice of you Lefty..

but how long do you think it'll take you to get a job?