Absolutely not.....when I sit on my sofa. Then I forget and get entangled in drama when I am tired or in the presence of people in situations I do not like.Would something have had to be different for a different choice to have been made?
Gitte
Absolutely not.....when I sit on my sofa. Then I forget and get entangled in drama when I am tired or in the presence of people in situations I do not like.Would something have had to be different for a different choice to have been made?
Although I 'hear the tone', I don't understand what you mean. Can you expend on it.Would something have had to be different for a different choice to have been made?Absolutely not.....when I sit on my sofa.
I don't see how this fits with the question or answer, although I do 'get' what you say.Then I forget and get entangled in drama when I am tired or in the presence of people in situations I do not like.
When I am at peace dissolving myself I so align with it all. Usually, this happens sitting on my sofa.I don't understand what you mean.
If it is a situation I do not like, I tend to make up a story of what will happen. Making up a future.How you respond when you realize that it
This sounds like a kind of informal meditation. When you say "dissolving yourself" does that experience omit any reference to Gitte (or her self)? Is it self-less?When I am at peace dissolving myself I so align with it all. Usually, this happens sitting on my sofa.
At this 'stage' that is fine. The really important point is when you realize that it is happening. Do you laugh or grin or smile inwardly when you recognize that it is happening? This is a new habit we need to establish.I tend to make up a story of what will happen. Making up a future.
I would say selflessdoes that experience omit any reference to Gitte (or her self)?
I have been observing myself the last few days andThe really important point is when you realize that it is happening.
You had the thoughts. You were aware of their content. You were able to associate their content with some history. You took ownership of them. You moralised about them. You responded to the morals story. You felt shitty.I was able to observe a lot of thoughts I have about myself. The ones I do not want. I was angry and raised my voice, behaving uncontrolled. I did not find it amusing.
You are absolutely correct. That doesn't mean that you need to seek them out to DO anything. allow life to organize it.My solution is to avoid this person but then I will never get to embrace these parts of myself.
Your insight is good. Do you only see it when you write about it, of do you see it sooner?I got caught up in thoughts
I hope that you mean that. Once loved unconditionally, that can change. Absolute acceptance first.I will not be able to embrace the part of me that feels like a victim.
It is easy to forgive the others. I don't think I have forgiven myself at any time.From a distance where the perspective is forgiving.
Been there, because I thought it helped me release old stuff, but then I realised it only made things repeat themselves :) and blocked the dynamic of life itself. Really odd.That doesn't mean that you need to seek them out
It depends on the circumstances. Usually, it is easy at home.Do you only see it when you write about it, of do you see it sooner?
I do because some beliefs I have dissolved, but others appear and these are much harder to accept. Like being a victim or just being me.I hope that you mean that.
The whole concept of forgiveness rests on the idea that things could have been different. Not only that, but that the person to be forgiven willfully chose that which needs forgiving.I don't think I have forgiven myself
Do you not mean that "things could NOT have been any different?The whole concept of forgiveness rests on the idea that things could have been different.
I don't understand thisNot only that, but that the person to be forgiven willfully chose that which needs forgiving.
I know I do not have any control, it just hasn't completely assimilated into my system :)Do you have control over what you do?
Ha, yes. What you say is true. That things had to be the way they were. This means that the whole idea of forgiveness is actually conceptual rubbish. If we (or they) had no control over what happened, then what is to forgive?The whole concept of forgiveness rests on the idea that things could have been different.Do you not mean that "things could NOT have been any different?
Forgiveness is a story about letting go of blame. If a person didn't choose the thing we blame them for...but that the person to be forgiven willfully chose that which needs forgiving.I don't understand this
How will you know that it has assimilated?I know I do not have any control, it just hasn't completely assimilated into my system :)
I can relate to this. I'm thinking I need to meditate on this, so it will gro, because often old things come to my mind and with this me blaming my self for doing what I did at that time. It is as if I have a small seed which needs to gro a bitThis means that the whole idea of forgiveness is actually conceptual rubbish
I think I have the idea that when I am just observing is when this is assimilated....then again I know it isn't true, I am just not comfortable within my bodily feelings :)How will you know that it has assimilated?
This is a critical point(er). There's nothing wrong with whatever comes up.often old things come to my mind and with this me blaming my self for doing what I did at that time.
Excellent. It sounds like a shift has occurred.the whole lot has changed. Now there is room for curiosity for what is
Nothing really. I can just put curiosity into my formula and everything dissolves itself, but I think my ego would love this gaslighting of myself.What provokes investigation now?
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