Actual Freedom – Catalogue

1. Maybe you could sincerely ask yourself why you get frustrated, for example. With the requisite sincerity that question will open Pandora’s Box for you. (Richard, List B, No. 52, #sincerity)

2. Be totally sincere ... most definitely utterly sincere, as genuineness is essential. But serious ... no way. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 7, #sincerity)

3. The vital ingredients (the ‘sincerity of your participation’ and the ‘genuine concern about becoming free of the Human Condition’) which enable ‘the cooperation of the parties’ has not only been startlingly absent in all 150 pages of text (or 92,336 words or 2,303 paragraphs) I have shared with you over the past eighteen months or so, but is just as strikingly absent now. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 19, #sincerity)

4. 1. Activate the long-ago buried sincerity so as to make possible a pure intent to bring about peace and harmony sooner rather than later. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 79, #sincerity)

5. And the key to unlocking naiveté is sincerity, pure and simple. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 68d, #sincerity)

6. Sincerity, or any expansion thereof, is not a matter of trying: anybody can be sincere (about anything) – all it takes is seeing the fact (of anything) – and in this instance the perspicuous awareness of blind nature’s legacy being the arch-crippler of intelligence ensures one stays true to/ correctly aligned with that (that very factuality/ facticity seen). And which (being aligned with factuality/ staying true to facticity) is what being sincere is ... being authentic/ guileless, genuine/ artless, straightforward/ ingenuous. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 68d, #sincerity2)

7. Sincerity is the key to unlock one’s innate naiveté, the nourishing of which is essential if the wondrous magic of life itself is to be apparent, which naiveté effortlessly provides the ‘integrity’ you say you have your own commitment to. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 45, #sincerity)

8. Whatever you do, do not swing over to trust and/or credulity, and thus gullibility, as such a course of action is decidedly unhealthy ... instead there is nothing more salubrious than a goodly dose of self-administered sincerity to flush the cynicism out of one’s system. This is because naïveté is the closest one can come to innocence (which is where integrity lies) whilst remaining a ‘self’ and sincerity is to key to unlocking this little-used innate capacity ... and it is little-used/ locked-away because in childhood being naïve and being gullible goes hand-in-hand (due to the trusting and credulous nature which reliance on nurturance evokes). (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 53a, #sincerity)

9. Aye ... there is nothing like a goodly dose of sincerity to flush the system of cynicism. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 53a, #sincerity2)

10. As you have titled this e-mail ‘Sincerity’ there could be more to this question than the pragmatic fact that, given the human condition is endemic, it is sometimes necessary on occasion to not provide a truthful answer to an adversarial person or persons in a position of power who, bent on dominance, will not listen to reason. Even so, I cannot recall any instance over the last x-number of years that I have had to have recourse to lying ... having nothing to hide there has simply been no need to. It is all so easy here in this actual world. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 49a, #sincerity).

11. Anybody can be sincere (about anything) – all it takes is seeing the fact (of anything) – and in this instance the perspicacity born out of the pure consciousness experience (PCE) ensures sincerity in regards to enabling the already always existing peace-on-earth into becoming apparent. The basis of such sincerity lies in comprehending the fact that caring starts with oneself – if one is incapable of caring for oneself one cannot care about others (or anything for that matter) – lest it be a case of the blind leading the blind. (Richard, Actual Freedom List, No. 27d, #sincerity)