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Day 16: Are We Life, or... (Part 2 of 2)

Let's look practically at Living as Life or Ego. We will be judged in this life based on what we do and what we have done, not what we think or talk about. But, know that what we do is based on what we think about and how we feel. We can train ourselves to spot when we are living as Ego by looking at what we are doing, or what we have done, that was less than Best, and in order to get back to Life, we look at WHY we did what we did, by looking at our feelings, thoughts and emotions throughout that experience, and sorting them out. Remember from Part 1: Ego searches to make everything the same as it; Life allows all expression Ego is keeping everything the same; Life is change. Ego Takes; Life Gives. Ego is there to Protect; Life is there to Grow. Ego is Deception and Lies; Life is Truth and Honesty. Ego sees All as Separate, sees All as either Inferior or Superior; Life sees All as One, as a Whole, sees All as Equal. Ego lives on Conflict;
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Day 15: Are We Life, or… (Part 1 of 2)

...Or are we EGO? Let's go through the theory, which will give my understanding and supportive imagery, then Part 2 is the Practical; what this looks like in Reality. What IS Life? Not as this thing that we participate in (where we would say "my life"), I mean the thing that GIVES; when god breathed LIFE INTO a vessel; I am talking about THAT WHICH WE ARE; that which powers this body. The very thing that gives life; that gives life to the human body, that gives life to a flower, etc. What is Ego? EGO, describes that which has been layered and layered and layered on top of Life, within each individual, through what we have accepted and allowed. Ego is what holds Life back/keeps Life within/suppressed/down. Let's look at Life and Ego as two Entities. We are born into this world as Life, but we are immediately and completely surrounded by Egos (and I mean people, who have become only Ego). Ego searches to make everything the same a

Day 9: Missed Opportunities

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to talk myself out of opportunities to better myself, challenge myself, and do better for myself. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to let fear keep me from taking advantage of opportunity. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that I am able to right away determine if an opportunity is a good one or not. I forgive myself for all of the opportunities I have missed, with men, with women, with business, with sport, with academia, with self-direction, etc. I forgive myself for all the times that there was a woman that I wanted to speak to, and an opportunity presented itself for me to speak to her, but I did not take it. I forgive myself for all the times that there was a man that I wanted to speak to, and an opportunity presented itself for me to speak to him, but I did not take it. I forgive myself for all the times I was presented with an opportunity to progress i

Day 8: WHY WON'T ANYONE LISTEN TO ME?!

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not practise what I preach, or to not do the things that I suggest to others to do. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that I must emotionally manipulate people by reacting emotionally to someone not listening to me, in order to get them to listen to me. I forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to take myself seriously. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that people will listen to me based on the merit that my words stand on, based off them evaluating for themselves the value of applying what I am suggesting, then applying it, when I myself do not even do that. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that I must raise my voice, or yell, or scream, or cry, or whine, or get angry, when someone is not listening to me, in order to get them to listen to me. I forgive myself that I have accept

Day 7: Revisiting Day 1

I forgive myself for holding on to the desire for my parents' attention. I finally release and let go of the desire for my parents' attention. I forgive myself for holding on to the desire for attention from anyone and I forgive myself for doing anything and everything that I see could bring me attention. I finally release and let go of the desire for attention of others. I forgive myself for holding on to the desire for my parents to care about how I feel, when they will never be able to do that, not realizing that I am the only person that can help me anyway, so better that I give myself the attention I deserve, and I pay attention to how I am feeling, so that I can support myself through any emotions and feelings. I finally release and let go of the desire for my parents to care about how I am feeling. I forgive myself for holding on to the desire for approval from others, when that is a symptom of low self-esteem. I finally release and let go of the desire f

Day 6: "I'm sorry, but you were not programmed for this", Part 2

I forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to see, understand, and realize that acknowledging that a business's sole purpose being to make money and the morality qualifiers are what causes one to fail in business does NOT mean that one must lie, cheat, and steal in my business in order to win, but what it DOES mean is that the fear of crossing the moral boundary, and the fear of doing something immoral and the fear of people perceiving me as immoral is what screws me over. I forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to clarify to myself what the difference is between honesty and self-honesty, where honesty is in the eyes of the system, which is inconsistent, as it says "never lie, cheat, or steal", yet the ones who lie, cheat, and steal, are rewarded with the best lives, which shows that it is clear that morality/honesty is used to manipulate the masses into never becoming and having and doing more with their lives, and self-hon

Day 5: "I'm sorry, but you were not programmed for this", Part 1

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that building a business would be easy. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to imagine how building a business would go, and when I realized that that is not how it will go, I quit inside of myself, because it is harder than I thought. I forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to see, understand, and realize, that life WILL NEVER be like how we imagine it in our minds, that our plans will NEVER go exactly as we think it will, that life will ALWAYS give you things that you did not think of at first, that is why it is most valuable to be adaptable and flexible. I forgive myself that I have not accepted and allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that it is the things that happened in our day, in our business, at work, in a game, IN LIFE, that we DID NOT PLAN FOR, that we really and truly appreciate the most, that bring us the most excitement and joy in our li