@qOS
Well, the new iteration of Renaissance Man has been unveiled. It’s beautiful. And now I have another question to ask.
Background
My core subliminal is called INTERFACE. I have always been a very interiorly-oriented person, and INTERFACE is in large-part about helping me to journey the divide between inner, imaginal process and meaningful, productive, creative engagement with the world and society. I realized that to connect with a world that has often seemed incompatible, I would need an INTERFACE a way of connecting and of translating my natural processes into terms that can survive in the world and even benefit the beings and spaces that are here around me. Carrying visions and ideas into manifest, productive fruition. A kind of ‘space suit’ that enables me to negotiate the at-times alien and unforgiving landscapes and environments of our modern world.
The modules:
Ecstasy of Gold stage 2
R.I.C.H.
Visionary
Living Truth
One Purpose
Execution Override
The Revelation of Product Creation
Product Lab
ESSENCE: The Alchemy of Money
Debt Annihilator
ESSENCE: The Wonder and the Mystery
ESSENCE: The Inner Spa
Experimental: Adaptive Scripting
Experimental: Anti-Recon
I wondered what I would do when I saw the new Renaissance Man.
You can probably see that there are a number of modules that are my way of capturing the same functionality embodied in Renaissance Man (Visionary, ESSENCE: The Wonder and the Mystery, The Revelation of Product Creation; and to a lesser extent, even Living Truth, ESSENCE: The Alchemy of Money, and One Purpose).
For now, I’m considering my options. There are only 12 modules in my custom. (Were I to rebuild I could drop the two Experimental Modules, since they are now subsumed within the ZPU build.) It is, technically, possible for me to add a third Major Program core. But I have been wooing and holding to parsimony for some time now in my stacks and my programs. It’s rare for me to play more than 2 programs at a given time. And I aim to keep the programs unified, focused, and even ‘light’ to some degree (though light and powerful). I haven’t run a custom with more than 2 program cores in years.
It seems to take me a long time to grow results. That’s probably at least partially because the directions I insist on pursuing typically involve my greatest challenge points. I’m not complaining. That’s what I want, so I’m going for it. But I’m leery of overloading.
Renaissance Man aligns resonantly with the principles and paradigm of INTERFACE. I’m actually considering a rebuild that somehow integrates it (Stage I: The Creative Engine). I do NOT want to sacrifice either R.I.C.H. or Ecstasy of Gold Stage 2. They have a lot of work to do in me, and they’re just beginning, at the 7-months point, to show their potential and results.
Question:
Can you offer general counsel, given the above observations, about integrating (or not integrating) new Renaissance Man into either my INTERFACE ZPU custom or my stack? I’ll keep thinking on it. But seems like a question worth asking here.
Thank you!