We have three basic levels of comfort-seeking behavior that are related to seeking “out there.” These three stages are not distinctive and have no real lines of division. I divide them here for explanation purposes only. In reality, one blends into the other as the energy levels blur the lines away. They are:
Survival Comfort-seeking
Distraction Comfort-seeking
Automatic Comfort-seeking
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