Thank you Eddie for providing this opportunity to offer an alternative point of view.

I do wonder why some people participate here because they don't seem interested in the journey of self-discovery (Inward Quest) but a journey of self-justification of limiting beliefs (Inward Justification).

I've just checked and InwardJustification.com is still available :)

The mindset that I've never seen work in 30+ years of engaging with "spiritual" people (and yet which some insist on sticking to) is this:

1. I have a belief system that doesn't work for me (otherwise I wouldn't be "searching" for answers)

2. I want to find some answers that do work instead

3. Once I've found some, I want to fit those answers to my existing limiting belief system

4. If they don't fit, I'm going to find ways to reject those answers instead of rejecting my limiting belief system because my limiting belief system came first

Good luck to anyone with that approach :)

Such an approach is always doomed to failure because, sooner or later, they are going to hit up against the aspects of the limiting belief system which caused them to start that search for answers in the first place.

And, as you've said, there will be anger and pain that follows from hitting against those self-imposed limitations to personal thought.

I'm always interested in solutions rather than problems so I would like to suggest a solution for people stuck in that predicament...

1. If you do decide to participate in Inward Quest, leave your existing belief system outside the door for a while and be prepared to reserve judgement on new ideas until you can really understand the basis of them.

2. Be willing to explore where any suggested empowering belief system will take you if you embrace its ideas for a while

3. After you've fully understood and experienced, to some extent, the new empowering belief system for a while, go back to your own existing (limiting) belief system and conduct an honest self-assessment of what is within you that prevents you from living the new empowering belief system for a period of time in your everyday life

4. If you are now willing to do so, conduct a trial run of perhaps a month living the new empowering belief system. After that period, you can now judge from an impartial place whether your previous (limiting) belief system served you better or your new empowering belief system.

5. If the new belief system has served you better, give it another try for another 30 days, and then perhaps another 30 days, and another 30 days, and another 30 days...and so on. If you insist your previous limiting belief system is still The Truth then feel free to return to it whenever you want but just keep continuing with the trial runs of the new one, if it continues to provide value in your life, and keep reassessing how things are working out for you.

And finally, there's never any point in complaining about Inward Quest itself because you are only complaining about your own perspective of it... you are actually only complaining about yourself!

Inward Quest is only a website - a focal point. How you view it is what creates your experience of it.

There is so much empowering and uplifting material here and if you decide not to see it, what does that say about you? :)