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Honestly many Golden Dawn practitioners not only seem stuck but also stuck in time. Lyams book is a very serious attempt imo.
I got into a (brief) debate with a guy who was like "you can't become an initiate just by reading one book and doing a few exercises".
I'm not an LRC stan but I was like "I mean, be fair. The system as he lays out it requires you to read a TONNE of books, and has minimum time requirements and benchmarks, so like, if you think you can't become an initiate by reading two dozen books and doing many exercises with strict regularity over the course of several years, then that's a valid position, but you've gotta say that's your position "
And he was like "yeah but no one's gonna actually do that, they'll just skim LRC's book and thinks that's enough"
Which is such a wild argument!! "If you don't follow the instructions and do something completely different instead, the system doesn't work, therefore it's a bad system"
The thing is I WOULD actually be really interested in hearing the view of a GD initiate on the actual system LRC lays out, someone doing it properly like Diluco is. What they see as the weak and strong points, etc, what the essence they think is missing is. But I've never heard anyone critique the actual program (only versions of it they've hallucinated)