Sublime

Little by little, the tools in this book (and the philosophy behind them) made themselves known. The only standard they had to meet was that they worked.

Therapy could elicit ideas and emotions—but it had no direct way to connect patients to the forces they needed to change their lives. When I met Phil, I instantly realized he’d learned how to make that connection. The answer lay in the power of the tools he’d discovered.

the Shadow.

Personal problems drive the evolution of the individual.

Discipline forms an invisible structure in your life, a structure that attracts and holds the higher forces.

Real change requires you to change your behavior—not just your attitude.

In the long run, life is intolerable without faith.

Philosophy is created by intellectuals who rarely ask themselves how to apply their ideas in real life.