If you are not important, they wouldn't even care to make an umbrella term for you.
Besides, if law enforcement is not interested in you, there are always journalists, politicians and conspiracy theorists who love to speculate things about you for their own benefits. Were you a whistleblower? Were you a member of the Illuminati?
Sooner or later, you will be referenced in songs, movies, novels and video games. You will be made into a legacy of mankind, just not exactly in a good way.
Besides, if law enforcement is not interested in you, there are always journalists, politicians and conspiracy theorists who love to speculate things about you for their own benefits. Were you a whistleblower? Were you a member of the Illuminati?
Sooner or later, you will be referenced in songs, movies, novels and video games. You will be made into a legacy of mankind, just not exactly in a good way.
(ee-VYE-ul)
Evael is the name of a character from Swallow the Sun's song Plague of Butterflies. The song describes a man who desperately searches for her while a swarm of butterflies plagues his village. It's a nice song, one of my favourites.
I chose it because I like the song and the name, though a little difficult to pronounce, is quite pretty. Although... I'm not a girl, but I chose the name anyway, I like it.
Evael is the name of a character from Swallow the Sun's song Plague of Butterflies. The song describes a man who desperately searches for her while a swarm of butterflies plagues his village. It's a nice song, one of my favourites.
I chose it because I like the song and the name, though a little difficult to pronounce, is quite pretty. Although... I'm not a girl, but I chose the name anyway, I like it.
It's a very beautiful name and song. 
As it's metal music, I can't help but invite you to our Metal Music Thread if you ever want to share your favourites with us (or discover new music?). 
Welcome to SF, Evael.
As it's metal music, I can't help but invite you to our Metal Music Thread if you ever want to share your favourites with us (or discover new music?). Welcome to SF, Evael.
The Future Authoring program was easy to finish, it asked how I imagine myself in the future, and I finished it with hunger for more, so I bougth the another part, the Self-Authoring suite, there was a discount at the time, it was before Dr. Jordan became sick and I started doing it.
It was much, much more difficult to finish this one. I had to remember every traumatic even I had in my life in detail. Testimonies say that while doing the course your wellbeing decreases but it gets better afterwards. I can attest to that.
Because remembering every bad event or traumatic, have them sorted by importance and then adding more details had its toll on me. I picked up and left the course. I would start the course then start crying and leave it for later. It took me a full year to complete the Self-Authoring suite.
I'm supposed to review what I wrote and it has been a year and I haven't had the courage to review it. At the time I was doing the course I guess I wasn't totally over what happened, and for me, it feels like picking my wounds incessantly.
I got some interesting answers, it helped me to put my life in perspective somehow. The Self Authoring is supposed to show you where you are and the Future Authoring is supposed to show you where you want to go.
I would watch Dr. Peterson's lectures for hours in YouTube, and he seemed like he knew what he was doing. Recently he had a mental breakdown and spent a year out of the spotlight, right after publishing his book, 12 rules for Life, which I read, is very good, and he's coming back now with the help of his daughter.
This and my experience with the course got me disillusioned with the whole thing. I mean... the person supposed to help you has a mental breakdown, what do you think? Also, the course wasn't cheap, and I later found free resources and courses online which I can direct to you which helped me much more than Dr. Peterson's program. Like I said earlier... you can get so much wisdom by picking on your wounds. And I got more help by doing other courses which gave me hope and inspired me to be better, rather than self-inflict on myself by recalling hurtful memories.
I still admire the man and think he's one of the greatest minds of our century, I think the results he got with students in the final year of college were more tangible because those people are in a position of deciding their future. For me, it felt like self torture.
It was much, much more difficult to finish this one. I had to remember every traumatic even I had in my life in detail. Testimonies say that while doing the course your wellbeing decreases but it gets better afterwards. I can attest to that.
Because remembering every bad event or traumatic, have them sorted by importance and then adding more details had its toll on me. I picked up and left the course. I would start the course then start crying and leave it for later. It took me a full year to complete the Self-Authoring suite.
I'm supposed to review what I wrote and it has been a year and I haven't had the courage to review it. At the time I was doing the course I guess I wasn't totally over what happened, and for me, it feels like picking my wounds incessantly.
I got some interesting answers, it helped me to put my life in perspective somehow. The Self Authoring is supposed to show you where you are and the Future Authoring is supposed to show you where you want to go.
I would watch Dr. Peterson's lectures for hours in YouTube, and he seemed like he knew what he was doing. Recently he had a mental breakdown and spent a year out of the spotlight, right after publishing his book, 12 rules for Life, which I read, is very good, and he's coming back now with the help of his daughter.
This and my experience with the course got me disillusioned with the whole thing. I mean... the person supposed to help you has a mental breakdown, what do you think? Also, the course wasn't cheap, and I later found free resources and courses online which I can direct to you which helped me much more than Dr. Peterson's program. Like I said earlier... you can get so much wisdom by picking on your wounds. And I got more help by doing other courses which gave me hope and inspired me to be better, rather than self-inflict on myself by recalling hurtful memories.
I still admire the man and think he's one of the greatest minds of our century, I think the results he got with students in the final year of college were more tangible because those people are in a position of deciding their future. For me, it felt like self torture.