I’m not steeped in the techniques of it enough to give you a testable theory. I function more in that blank space, archetypal kind of knowing. I wouldn’t doubt there are some out there though, hold on let me go quickly skim that book and see if I can find something for you
The pursuit of curiosity and skepticism has *actual results* - it rescued me from a fundamentalist cult and from being a housewife with five kids right now. If I'd kept with the interwebbed creation of meaning route, I'd be suffering way more.
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Same here. Was brought up in a cultish environment and got out of it when I was 20 due to my openness and curiosity. But her point remains: We do what feels natural to us. I see many who are still part of it and are happier because of it. Even the latter has *actual results*
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I don’t think it’s so black and white. Creation of meaning is what allowed you to see that the world you were within was not one you wanted to inhabit. Why not just tolerate it? Because you knew there was better out there, because of some meaning you attached to your life.
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