Training

 

I found from training animals and children very often the best approach is to give them the space they need to be who they are, for them to work it out without pressure. As long as they’re not causing problems for people there is no need to restrict them. Often it’s imposing restrictions causes the problems. Some people that gives an outlet for them to express that, some argue it’s necessary to do that. Most of the time it simply goes away by itself without any need for imposing upon them. This way, everyone keeps their karma cleaner. This method of management of people is considered superior because it’s more humane. It respects individual autonomy respects the individual is likely to figure it out for themselves in a harmonious way if we allow them to rather than them by crushing them, without resolving the issue. Even simply streamlining towards the social channels And often be perceived to be problematic for the individual turning them against your authority of the society which will have long lasting impact for negative for more people. In managing communities we must’ve had sufficient experiences of being living through all of those facets before coming to the conclusion and therefore having the authority to be able to effectively manage communities. The park is wild, formless, zigzags, emotionally and mentally taxing, however. Eventually it will come into focus, the individual will come into harmony by assimilating their experiences so far, recognising how good they could be for everybody else if they turn into the person which their life has turned them into instead of fighting against that to try to be something they’re not. Or something they wanted to be when they were a child, before they of what life actually is. Myself what I am is accepting life of what life is. This is the transition. In most cases it takes four or five decades.