Doing the IP in reverse?

With the exception of lesson 13 about what you learned from the IP, it appears that it make more sense to me to work through it backwards starting at lesson 12. Now, I don't want to be difficult so should I just do it all and save to libreoffice files and then post them in order once they're completed? My main concern is that the people reading my journal won't have any time between posts to cogitate but instead will have 12+ posts all thrown out at once.

I believe the lessons are actually designed to build on each other in their proper order, and so shoild be done front to back

River wrote: I believe the lessons are actually designed to build on each other in their proper order, and so shoild be done front to back

I understand that but I've done the old IP and so it's a working backwards thing. I'm not going to learn anything new from the first few lessons other than who the new people are, maybe some mods to the jedi code, etc. I'm over the whole "what is the force?" thing. These are after thoughts that would be better pondered upon as a reflection of the later lessons.

Anyway, yeah I can see how a totally new person would be completely lost doing what I'm doing and so the structure matters to them. You don't just dive into Smart's 7 dimensions on day one .

As one of the authors of the new ip, I’m gonna back river here…..the lessons were designed to build on one another……don’t do it in reverse order.

Hello Whyte Horse

Yes please do the lessons in the order they appear

Welcome back by the way

Whyte Horse wrote: I'm not going to learn anything new from the first few lessons other than who the new people are, maybe some mods to the jedi code, etc. I'm over the whole "what is the force?" thing. These are after thoughts that would be better pondered upon as a reflection of the later lessons.

I would encourage you to approach the IP with a "beginner’s mind." I did the 2022 IP as an apprentice, after having done the old IP, and I found that I learned in every assignment - sometimes profoundly. I hope that you are able to embrace the experience as an entirely new chance to learn about yourself, the Temple, and Jediism.