Spiriutal Growth.

The goal is to have the extreme experiential clarity on inner life and in a way sort it out.

The vipassana is the key practice, If I don’t do this I will be sucked up in the realm of the mind and ego. If I continue doing it, it will be the matter of the time I will be free.

The second most important thing is to resolve the conflict of the mind based on daily interaction and then practicing the new way building a better habits and foundation based on truth and principles.

And then the third one is to read the scripture to help see from the point of view of the master here the meditative state is most important.

Doing vipassana is the most important, resolving the conflict is the second and seeing others wisdom is third.

Vipassana will provide clear, experiential knowledge without the doubt and conflicts which has the highest weight on the knowing the truth and rebuilding the mental structure, it leads into the clear awareness and more accurate vision and the control over mind. all the other practices become conflict if it is not clear.

The second practice is only fruitful if my mind is under control. otherwise I can keep making rules and won’t be able to follow.

The third practice is for the understanding of what I am seeing and what should I do. If I am not stablished in my mind, it will be fruitful if I am stable.