Holistic thinking means no limitations in our own thinking imho. This freedom is NOT to be confused with the absense of an ethical standard of the individual being from a human point of view. If somebody abuses freedom after overcoming scripted behavior, there is actually just another script at work, not freedom. So, “Freedom” also can be an illusion, I guess.

Isn’t it all about integrating our fears and experiences? There is some interesing writing about Good and Evil related to the “danger” of freedom. Of course it is questionable how to handle freedom when overcoming some of our automatic behaviors. Also I think that those categories of Good and Evil are just black and white thinking and thus motivated by some script, which was established in the very early days of our individual lives. But it seems to me that the truly Beautifil Mind is full of colors. At least this feels more like an agreeable way of thinking. With this attitude in mind: Can it also be fun to discover one’s own scripts then, discovering “more colors”?

When I was reading Berne’s book it actually scared me a lot because I felt how well it described things going on in my own mind. By that time I was very much focused on the destructive impact of scripts on different kinds of relationships. Seeing my own truth of automatisms was hard to swallow. Embracing even the most scary insights is exactly the challenge towards scriptless behavior and holistic thinking, isn’t it?!

And in the Do realm I apply some of my GTD rules, like the 2 minutes rule, organizing actions by next actions and so on.

But there’s a trap. Playing a role which once was nice over and over again, without really taking into account reality could be as devastating as playing the unconscious roles…