Frame?

matrixtospartanatLV · 2018-08-26T08:51:22+00:00

Start here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/RPChristians/comments/7koh8d/113_christian_frame_part_1_an_introduction/?st=JLALXJHR&sh=f9b81fb2

If I give you a fish, I feed you for a day.

If I teach you to fish, I feed you for a lifetime.

Depending on the device you are using to access this sub, along the top or possibly along the side of your viewing window you will see a search function. Simply type in the subject that you wish to search, and you will see dozens, if not scores, of articles related to the subject you are looking for.

You will get answers instantly to your query, instead of waiting on us to give you a response.

And of course, if you don’t find what you are looking for, then come right out and ask.

Practice with ‘frame.’

And for the record, this is an excellent place for you to start in your red pill journey, as having strong, solid frame is a core, foundational, fundamental principle to understand and employ.

Hint: “Part 1” means there is at least a “Part 2.”

Go fish...

OsmiumZulu · 2018-08-26T08:18:01+00:00

Frame - The context in which something is perceived. A man's frame is his internal point of origin that defines how he perceives the world. If a man's perception of the world is determined by others' judgments, he is in their frame. If other people interact with the man on his terms according to his perceptions, then they operate within his frame. Maintaining frame is often cited as the most important aspect of Alpha behavior.

Frame is more than just confidence. It is your perception of reality superseding others perception of reality. It is you engaging with people on your terms, and the people responding within the terms you set.

Red-Curious · 2018-08-27T05:07:26+00:00

Yeah, this is definitely on the sidebar. But frame isn't necessarily related to confidence. A man who has a strong frame has confidence, but a man without frame can be either confident or not. Confidence isn't what creates frame; it's a byproduct of having frame.

As OZ said, "Frame" is a man's point of origin. It's about who gets to decide how you think, feel, make decisions, etc.

For some people, they live in society's frame. To a degree, this is unavoidable. You can't just will a million dollars into existence - there's a game that has to be played. But some people let it affect them on a deeper level so that their entire lives are ruled by societal expectations over them.
For others, it's their wife/girlfriend. They let their internal sense of self-worth, decision-making processes, etc. be affected by what their SO thinks of them.
For others, it's their ideologies. They hold certain philosophies about life that they refuse to break, despite the fact that those philosophies are holding them back from achieving their goals.

In the case of Christians, we hold theology as a foundation for our frame. Where secular RP embraces a man maintaining his own point of origin, we must maintain Christ's point of origin as a reference, and then develop our own sense of self within Christ's framework. This adds a layer of complexity, making frame more difficult in a Christian world view - but it's also far more powerful, as we literally are living out of infinite power when we exist within God's frame. So, between my own finite frame as a human, however strong I may make that, God's will always trumps it and that's where I must live. It's a glorious thing that God gives us individual identities beyond the communal identity we're given within his frame, as that then gives us the ability to continue applying an individual source of strength that uplifts the community and gives a foundation for attraction on an individual level.

Title	Frame?
Author	-TheThird-
Upvotes	5
Comments	6
Date	August 26, 2018 6:59 AM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/RPChristians
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/RPChristians/comments/9adrl3/frame/
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