An inspiring and a vey unique
presentation, of the exploration of inner
reality.
In 'Ways To Finding Yourself " Raymond,
in an analytical and lively fashion, draws
on metaphysical, sociological and other
concepts to show the necessity to
free our mind from clatter and clear the
emotions from frailty. He adds that it is
important to calm the mind, to keep a
sound decision making process, to live
consciously- in the present-now. He
maintains that there is a corelationship
between stress levels of individuals and
the pattern of breathing which
they display in their day to day life. To
this, he introduces a Breathing Naturally,
technique.
He argues further that everyone has an
inner heart, within, and although the
human mind thinks it is responsible for all
our "successes", it is untrue. The inner
heart is already complete, in itself. We run
into various problems because, we try to
access the inner heart with our rational-
logic, and our distorted views about this
universe. There is a di?erence between
being civilized, and being spiritual. We
need to learn the language of the inner
heart- through stillness of the mind- to
realize that there is endless support
within, to find happiness and
contentment in this life, to live in harmony
alongside nature. He further examines the
reasons why certain people meet great
di?culties in forgiving those who trespass
against them. He points out some of the
disempowering ways in which
resentments to forgive others, a?ect
people in ways that are not always
detectable.
According to him each person has a
dominant-emotional character. A
character that attracts specific life
experience to an individual, depending on
their value system. He argues that there
are three forms of emotional-characters:
positive, negative, and uncomfortable (or
inactivity).
He highlights that we are each
responsible for our happiness in this
world. Everything that happens in our
external world, is a re?ection of
something that is happening in our inner
world.There are doors to this world and
we need to connect with our inner heart
to find them.