MY MISSION

Author | Founder of the ITTIL technique Technique

My mission is to free people of internal conflict using an effective, practical technique everyone can use right now. No longer imprisoned by their own thoughts, people will stand as a beacon of inner peace and inspiration to others to end their suffering and their search for Truth and lasting happiness outside the present moment.

By applying this technique, inner conflict comes to an end. When inner conflict has ended, outer conflict will end, and violence ranging from unkind words to outright wars will become a thing of the past.

This is not a beauty-pageant wish for world peace.

Instead of just hoping or praying for world peace, the ITTIL technique offers a clear and practical way of actually achieving it.

Belief causes inner conflict. Not just some of it. All of it.
Inner conflict causes outer conflict. Not just some outer conflict. All of it.
Every single problem is caused by a thought you are believing.
No belief, no problem.

The practice of the ITTIL technique ends internal conflict and the suffering it causes, one belief at a time.

May you see every moment as a blessing,

Warren Archer

Recent Blog Posts

Relentlessly Unexpected

It was September and one of the busiest periods in my life with multiple major projects scheduled for more or less the same time. On top of the list was the launch of my book, I THINK, THEREFORE I LIE. The audiobook version was going to be released in October, only a...

Is Belief the Same as Faith?

ITTIL is a technique, not a philosophy. This article isn’t attempting to preach what is true, rather its purpose—and indeed the purpose of ITTIL—is to find is potentially beneficial in the moment. I say in the moment, because what might be beneficial at the present...

Does Self-Help Lead to Awakening?

At times, I get the question as to whether self-help leads to awakening or enlightenment. This could be because in the past, the coaching I offered included self-help in addition to the ITTIL (I Think, Therefore I Lie) Technique, and so that may have been why...

Is Awakening the Same as Enlightenment?

For many people, awakening is considered to be just another word for enlightenment. Both words are reifications—that is abstract concepts made into something real and concrete. We all know what a spoon is and definitions would not vary much from person to person. But...

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