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Some blind spots can’t be named, only noticed through their effects. In this episode, we go deeper into the practice of behavioral awareness, tracing unconscious patterns that reveal themselves not through what we say—but through what we keep doing.
When our actions consistently betray our intentions, something unseen is at work. The Craft challenges us to take off the hoodwink again and again—until even our distractions become data.
🔑 Key Takeaways
- Blind spots are discovered through behavior, not introspection alone
- Repetition is often the clearest signal of unconscious resistance
- Removing the hoodwink means facing patterns that logic can't explain
💬 Featured Quotes
“No amount of honesty is going to be sufficient to help you get around the demon you're facing.” [00:00:08]“These are developmental blind spots. We all have them. No one is immune.” [00:00:30]
“Every time I sit down to work, I get up to do something else. That’s a signal—not a coincidence.” [00:01:16]
“Being honest with yourself means looking at your behavior—not just listening to your thoughts.” [00:02:01]
🔗 Explore Related Episodes
- “The Cornerstone of Awareness”
Highlights how awareness is not just the start of change—it’s the foundational stone of meaningful transformation, echoing the need to notice blind spots in behavior - “The Ashlar and the Question of Growth”
Uses the symbol of the Rough Ashlar to explore why growth matters, especially when patterns and resistance emerge unnoticed, reinforcing the episode’s theme of uncovering unconscious behaviors . - “The Gavel and the Temptation to Settle”
Examines the moment when comfort overrides growth and highlights how symbolic intervention (the Gavel) can break behavioral stagnation paralleling the practice of removing the hoodwink
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- Brian Mattocks - Host
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