Conditioning limits our beliefs about ourselves and others as well as notions of truth and God. Conditioned responses are chains that bind us, and we use facts to justify conditioned identities. Conditioning hides within us disguised as ourselves. To overcome conditioning, we must cultivate the freedom from conditioning as a physiological state rather than an attitude, and distinguish between self-help and self-limitation without trading one form of conditioning for another in our pursuit of living better.

1. Overcoming Conditioning

2. Conditioning limits you –
who you are, who other people are,
your notions of God,
what is true, and what is false.

3. What do you believe, and why?
Your grandeur lies
deeper than thoughts,
deeper than emotions,
untouched by
conditioning.

4. Conditioned responses
are the chains that
bind you.

5. Facts are used
to justify
conditioned
identities.

6. Conditioning hides
within you,
disguised as you.

7. Telling yourself you are beyond conditioning
is a popular form of conditioning.
Freedom from conditioning
is a state of physiology you cultivate,
not an attitude you take on.

8. There is only one obstacle:
Conditioning

9. Distinguish between
Self Help and Self Limitation.
Are you trading one form
of conditioning for another?

10. Life is a dance
between your divinity
and your conditioning.

11. To overcome conditioning,
practice the Surya Ram Meditation,
and cultivate discernment.

12. Look Deeper
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