Unfailing prompter (ICA)

This is the experience of persons or events in one's life that will not allow one to escape from dealing with the real situation. It occurs when one is reminded repeatedly of what is required of one's life; an example is Scrooge in Charles Dickens' story "A Christmas Carol", after he has been visited by the three ghosts. He starts to live a new life and the ghosts are seemingly always there to remind him of what he has decided to do.

In the ICA New Religious Mode in the arena of knowing one's internal sociality (the life of meditation) the second formal aspect is the experience of being called to accountability by one's interior priors. At the first phenomenological level, this occurs when that which is other intrudes upon one's consciousness.