Crossmodalist Guidelines of Being
Chris Lloyd
Written December 25th, 2015,
in response to despondence.
➢ The Crossmodalist is ​not ​an ordinary person. The Crossmodalist feels ​uncomfortable​ in the
presence of ordinary people, as these people experience only the smallest percentage of life.
➢ Egotism is not a ​welcome,​ but ​necessary​ trait of the Crossmodalist. This must be balanced
with a sense of ​humility​ and ​modesty;​ our work is for the betterment of civilisation, and
not​ purely self-centered.
➢ A Crossmodalist doesn’t work 9-5. There is ​no such thing as a ‘job’​, as our work is our
passion, ​and our ​passion ​gives us the ​reason for life.
➢ A Crossmodalist as a result, does not long for the weekend, or for Friday afternoons. Every
moment in life is worth ​treasuring​, and even in the darkest moments, education,
manifestation, realisation can occur.
➢ A Crossmodalist is an incredible person, but this is only ​instantly​ ​realised​ by a small
population. A Crossmodalist must never seek to prove their worth; it is obvious to those
that ​deserve​ it.
➢ Crossmodalists value that which adds ​inherent​, ​not ​superficial ​value.
➢ Crossmodalists never say ​no​ without understanding the ​yes​. Crossmodalists ​respect​ the
opinions of all people, whilst ​reserving judgement​ on others until a ​full understanding​ and
experience​ permits a completely educated response.
➢ Crossmodalists understand that hedonistic pleasures have an ​intrinsic value​ for day to day
pleasure; but also that ​pleasure for pleasure’s sake​ is only valuable when not risking the
unhappiness of others.
➢ Crossmodalists are​ not ordinary people​. They are ​extraordinary​, and ​aim to achieve
extraordinary things.
➢ Crossmodalists ​don’t​ deal in ​mediocrity,​ ​nor do they accept those who settle for it.
Crossmodalists believe in ​self-betterment​ and​ education​ as ​primary motivators.
➢ A Crossmodalist understands this list is both ​non-exhaustive​, and ​non-conformative:​ a
Crossmodalist can choose to follow all guidelines, or none; as above all, ​a Crossmodalist is a
unique individual with the freedom of decision.
Finally;
➢ The Crossmodalist understands that the above innate qualities of Crossmodalism are
inherent in every living person​ to some degree, and as such, they must ​embrace ​the inner
Crossmodalist in ​every​ encounter and correspondence.