As someone who gets little to no recon, even though I don’t take much physical action but still greatly benefit from running Zero Point in terms of both internal shifts and real-life results, I can tell that what has yielded the best results—and actually 90% of them—has been strictly related to shifting my self-image rather than taking physical action and experiencing its direct results, and testing those shifts in my self-image against “reality” through the lenses of the NSE.
Therefore, to me, “flow factor” is something a bit different than how it is understood on the forums. It’s not only this:
but first of all, the ability to contemplate (introspect) my self-image without flinching. It’s looking at my self-image as if it were an object “beyond me” and not the real me—not entirely. This ability is based on radical self-honesty, yet with total detachment from what I see as myself (detachment from my self-image) and from inner experiences (emotions, bodily sensations, and thoughts) during the act of seeing.
The only instances of recon occurring in me are when I do flinch upon seeing radical shifts in my self-image—or I should rather say, upon exploring its new facets that contradict some vital facets of it I’ve known for years.
ZP is a never-ending truth trial for my self-image indeed. The NSE has added an invaluable factor to it. It lets my life experiences take part in the trial (shifting my self-image), and thanks to that, the whole trial isn’t limited as much by my… “imagination” anymore.
