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Acts with energy, honesty, and fairness regardless of near-term consequences. Loyalty to honesty.

Recognizes and pursues the values of honesty and integrity.

Thinks rationally, logically, objectively.

Focuses on reality.

Seeks facts in full context.

Organizes self, life, and work toward profitable actions.

Asks clear questions and listens carefully.

Values time. Uses it efficiently and profitably.

Anticipates and then strives for achievement.

Sets value-producing goals and strives to accomplish them.

Seeks to understand fully and contextually before judging.

Shows passion, benevolence, and innocence toward life.

Avoids mystical reactions.

The next day, my father arrived at the mountain, feeling somewhat proud of his efforts the night before. "I want to start writing more," he said to Zon. Zon responded by saying that was part of the original reason Zon spoke to him, with the knowledge that he would record and distribute the message to the world. Zon also made it clear that the voice of fully integrated honesty still had much to cover, then that widely integrated voice, blowing in the wind, turned to a very grave message:

Growth Death or Psyche Death are terms used to describe the tragedy of dying as a competently functioning conscious being while continuing to exist physically. That phenomenon unnecessarily occurs in a high percentage of people. Caused by the disease of mysticism, Growth Death affects perhaps 90% of the world's living adult population. Growth Death is a uniquely human phenomenon that involves the stagnation and death of the human psyche, often at an early age -- even before the human body reaches physical maturity.

The human psyche embraces both the emotional and intellectual spheres of the mind. Contrary to popular myth, both spheres are inseparably linked and symbiotically function together. If one sphere grows, so does the other. If one sphere deteriorates, so does the other. Most important, the human psyche has no age or capacity limitations on its growth.

Unlike the physical body, the human psyche has no growth limits. It never needs to stop growing. In fact, the continuous growth of the psyche is the process of conscious living. When that process stops, the individual ceases to function as a conscious being is designed to function. If a person's psyche is not growing, that person is living contrary to his or her nature. Thus, that person's psyche begins dying. And if one's psyche is dying, that person cannot experience growing prosperity, love, or happiness.

What happens with a living, growing business-like mind? Value-producing actions beget happy feelings while honestly integrating reality. What happens with a dying, shrinking mystical mind? Indulged feelings beget destructive actions while dishonestly evading reality. I want you to compare the psyche of those two minds -- the criminal, destructive, mystic mind versus the heroic, productive, business mind.

Understand that people generally display various mixtures of living and dead psyche characteristics. But the mixture is always tilted to one side or the other with the general direction usually moving unnecessarily toward death.

Now, I want you to go home and think hard about what I just said. Then, I want you to make a checklist for self-mysticism to determine whether your psyche is living or dying.

My father worked through the rest of the day and late into the night to complete the checklist below. He returned at predawn the next morning. "I made the checklist," he said. "And you know what Zon? I also realized that a person with a dying psyche can reverse the trend and live again by using Neotech to cure the disease of mysticism within his own self."

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