John White says,

“I put myself to the test with Mantra thinking, by trying to apply it to other stuff that isn’t related to White Genocide.

I thought I couldn’t do it, but it worked and I was amazed at the result.I thought I couldn’t do it, but it worked and I was amazed at the result.

To apply it, I asked myself questions such as: What are they not telling? What is the obvious thing that nobody has noticed? Is there any double standard? Who, if anyone, has the moral highground? What would be the most effective talking points that would point out the answer of the aforementioned questions?

Like I said, I was amazed at the results I got – and very satisfied.

Also, I would like to think that now I’m more aware or alert to the Mantra thinking behind Mr. Whitaker’s posts. In my opinion, we shouldn’t get trapped into worldviews. I don’t think this post is about the Church or Orientalism. It’s about Mantra thinking. In other circumstances I would have reacted by giving my own views about the Church or Orientalism. I will not make that mistake now.”

BOB SAYS:

I especially liked that last sentence, which is so plainly said that it enlightened ME!   Now that IS Mantra Thinking.

What you can uniquely get from me is not my opinions but the kind of thinking by which I arrived at them.