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     Life 
        on the outside of The Triangle is an exciting experience of constant rewards, 
        which is how life was designed to be. 
         
        This Triangular model shows how a progression of standard feelings and 
        attitudes lead us along paths of either increasing spiritual growth (outside) 
        or decreasing personal power (inside). At the corners we make choices 
        that lead us to either empowerment and enlightenment or helplessness and 
        confusion. Inside or outside? - that is the choice. On the outside are 
        steps that progressively improve our lives; on the inside, steps that 
        progressively erode our personal power. On the outside we learn to accept 
        fear and to experience it as a pure energy that gives us the strength 
        and clarity to fulfill our missions. On the inside of The Triangle, we 
        pull back from that same fear which then victimizes us and causes anxiety, 
        pessimism and despair.  
      Like gasoline, dynamite or any other source of energy, when not harnessed 
        and directed, fear can be destructive. When we stop being victimized by 
        our fear, understand its energy and focus it to the accomplishment of 
        our goals, it becomes our friend, helping us become more courageous, clearer 
        and more confident. Life on the outside of The Triangle is an exciting 
        experience of constant rewards, which is how life was designed to be. 
        
        
       
       
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         OUTSIDE THE TRIANGLE: 
         
        With the courage and clarity to stay outside The Triangle, we find our 
        lives continually renewed and enriched. At each corner of The Triangle 
        we make the choices that empower and set us free. 
      From Rest: (Be Still and Know Who You Are!) 
        We discover what our vision is: that thing we may do, be or have that 
        excites and inspires us. We plan the steps (our mission) to that goal. 
        We recruit people to our support team. We decide our next step. 
      From Change: (Dare to Grow!) 
        It is we, not our surroundings that must change in order to accomplish 
        our visions. Changing our self identity always arouses fear, a gift of 
        Great Spirit that can empower us to success. We take the risk of changing 
        our identities from the dreamers of, to the masters of, our visions. We 
        know that to stay grounded when things get tough will require staying 
        focused on our visions. When we feel overwhelmed by the changes in and 
        around us, we remind ourselves that things are in a natural state of evolution 
        because we are working our mission. We know these changes are not just 
        for us, but that, in growing, we are making a contribution to the world 
        around us.  
      From Win: (Choose Joy!) 
        As winners, Self-Love is the path we follow. Only when we are secure in 
        our self-worth can the new level of identity as a worthy and powerful 
        person be anchored. Now we must mentally affirm each step clearly and 
        as many times as necessary to really feel these changes anchoring within 
        us: “I am loved, I am blessed, I am safe, I 
        am free.”  
       
         
          
        INSIDE THE TRIANGLE 
         
        At each corner the choice is either to stay outside The Triangle, growing 
        in joy, or to allow our self-doubts to drive us inside where fear becomes 
        a dread that eats away our power and self-esteem and leaves us feeling 
        helpless and abandoned.  
      At Rest we may decide the path of discovery is too threatening. So we 
        slip inside into Avoidance, which soon becomes Boredom which includes: 
        I am hiding from truth, feeling numb, being bored and am boring.  
      At Change, we may feel overwhelmed by fear and choose not to take a risk. 
        Fear turns to Anxiety. From there we soon move into Paralysis, which includes: 
        tiredness, loneliness, helplessness, and a refusal to face reality.  
      At Win, we may feel that we don’t deserve Self-Love and so fall 
        into Unworthiness which soon leads to Guilt and Shame, which includes 
        such feelings as: I failed again, I am not enough, I can’t do anything 
        right and I’m blaming others.  
      An interesting fact is that inside The Triangle we no longer need to 
        make choices; they are all made automatically for us until we decide to 
        break out. As if pulled by gravity, we descend a path of Avoidance, Boredom, 
        Unworthiness, Guilt and Shame, Anxiety, Paralysis and then into an ever 
        more demoralizing Avoidance. Until we decide to break out, this cycle 
        pulls us deeper and deeper into its darkness, destroying our willpower 
        and allowing us to become victims, addicts and criminals; roles most of 
        us have played at one time or another. Until we decide to change, to get 
        a vision, take risks and begin moving up toward the Light, our lives will 
        continue this descent, and we will grow steadily smaller and smaller. 
         
         
         
       
        
         
         
       
         
        Mastery of Trask’s Triangle is taught in-depth in Living Free Seminars 
        I and II and has become a favorite training and self-coaching tool for 
        athletes, performers, spiritual masters, business and government leaders 
        around the world. In order to help people create fuller, more effective 
        lives, and break the mental habit of becoming victims, The Triangle is 
        often laid either into or upon a floor or garden walk. There, people may 
        walk around the outside path while repeating each step aloud until the 
        outside of The Triangle becomes the natural path of their everyday lives. 
       
      
      
       
       
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