HUMAN OPERATIONS MANUAL

By Lyndon Allicock


Introduction: Self-discovery

5.      Your mind is as free as you allow it to be, to play with old ideas in new ways, or to bring new light to where none existed before.

6.      This is your personal journey, a quest to know more about your self.  ²Don’t believe you can discover all there is to know about your self from within a book, because if you think so, you severely limit yourself.  ³The book, such as the one you are currently holding, is only a simple guide, a gentle pointer of different directions.  ⁴It would help to initiate thinking and feelings of a certain type, but it is up to you to follow through and explore your own thoughts and feelings.

7.      Believe in yourself.  ²There is an innate wisdom within each of us, regardless if some others may want to call you “dumb” or “stupid.”  ³It is the way they want to ‘see’ you, but it must never be the way that you see yourself.  ⁴Never believe any belittling thing about yourself, or else, your belief becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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