Okay, so we're going to talk about the four steps and approach it a little differently.

It's really, the four steps are an answer to the two purposes of our

resistance.

Agency.

I'm not.

Everything that I've ever worked on, it's all that's based upon.

I was in Phoenix this last week, the Erxonian Congress.

Every year that I go there, I tell them we need to hear more about spirituality.

So I heard some people talk about spirituality from the Hindu, from the Muslim,

and some Christianity and whatever.

And I'm just sitting there listening to it saying,

come on, is somebody going to get

to the basic premise of all, not just Christianity? One guy said, well, I'm going to talk

about Christianity. Well, Christianity does talk about, you've heard me talk before about the

greatest commandment is love God, love your neighbor, that's everybody.

Yeah.

And love yourself, which people know how to do that.

And I said, that's not just in Christianity.

It is.

And Christ said it very distinctively.

But, you know, back in my hippie days in the 60, when we talked about the Tao and yin and yang and laozza and all of that stuff.

Balance.

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