I act,
therefore I am.
Kirdomicism looks at human beings and raises them to be Action Beings — in any place, at any time. It puts the effectiveness of action ahead of the workings of the mind.
Action effectiveness, rather than mind function.
Mind and body are two sides of one coin. Kirdomicism is not against the mind — it simply relies on it less. The mind lacks a stable direction; action, forced by oneself, can play its role whatever the mind is thinking.
Self-force
Self-forced action is how a weak, distracted human being stops being struck by the second arrow.
The Thinking Shield
Built through Dexterience, the shield protects Kirdaxia from shocks that arrive from the Unknown.
Avalrem
The value of an action, in numbers — judging the action, never the person.
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All articles →I Act, Therefore I Am
Why human meaning comes through self-forced action, and what that asks of the eyes, the voice, the hands.
[DATE] · [READ TIME] Thinking Shield · EssayWhen the Unknown Strikes
An ungrounded accusation, a fearful leader — how to keep thinking clearly when the shock comes from outside.
[DATE] · [READ TIME] Avalrem · EssayStrength Before the Storm
Self-force before the storm, judging actions rather than persons, and Avalrem as a ledger of action.
[DATE] · [READ TIME]Eighteen years of research, in one volume.
The full foundation of Kirdomicism — the five principles, Exdysivity, Atammayata and the thinking behind Avalrem.
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Seminars & training
Put the philosophy into practice.
Plan an action, report what you did, and see its Avalrem — your own ledger of action.