ll these things, rules, about how you're not adequate, not good enough, you have laid out.
Together, they are a set of descriptions about you.
As descriptions, they have no power.
The only power they have is the power you hand over.
You give them the power of being true, and about you.
To be about you, you must identify with the 'you' in the description.
If you had seen that you were not the 'you' in the story, these descriptions would lose most of their effect.
This is not a criticism, but again, it's good to see it openly, honestly, without judgement.
Sit with a few of these descriptions about you.
Feel some of the pain that making the descriptions true brings.
See that you are identifying with the 'you' in the descriptions.
Now, take a nice comfortable breath and take a pause.
You have already had an insight that 'Anne' is a story.
Consider 'Anne' of one of these descriptions. Say, 'Anne' is not adequate.
Bring the insight into play, pierce into the fact that you are not 'Anne'.
Never was, never will be.
Can this description ever be about you?
Stand in the realisation that these descriptions have never been about you.
Explore.
Identifying and emotion was much bigger when i wrote these sentences down yesterday. Today they seem stupid, dramatic.
But i found some sentences that i could identify with that brought shame.
When transfering this toughts on to Anne i felt my belly get softer and breathing deeper.
Even though thoughts came in, stating that other ppl will still treat me as Anne. But i guess they have stories of their own about me.
I thought about human habit to label and judge things like they have feelings or a character for example:
proud tree
shy flower
boring sunset
idle cat
I love to do this for fun and to tell stories.
The same thing we do excessively with ourselves and other humans. So excessively that we believe in a character.
Greetings from Anne

