Within
what amount of time I actually do have available to me, I have
realized that to take care of my personal responsibilities and make
money to pay my bills, that I do not always, at this time, have the
time to actually sit-down and write everyday. I tend to go through
cycles of extreme business and the not-so-busy times.
It is in these not-so-busy times that I need to really sit down and
write as much as possible, while in the busy times, I need to breathe
and verbally speak self-forgiveness to establish a point of
stability.
So,
my starting point for writing, although I never really defined this,
was more along the lines of writing everyday because it is what I
should do based on more, or less, a picture of myself being the ideal
'Destonian' writing and self-realizing on a daily basis.
So,
this needs to be deleted from my mind, from my idea of myself and
replaced with a more practical approach. Instead my starting point
will be redefined as me writing to free me from my mind to be used as
a tool to assist and support me to accomplish this.
Writing
will be done as consistently as possible based upon my schedule and
the demands that are placed in my life within the realization that it
is imperative that I write as consistently
as
possible in order to successfully walk out of my existence as a
systematized mind-consciousness systematic program and into a real
living oneness and equality, here-ness.
Therefore, instead
of writing
being
a way for me to show to myself and others that I am committed to
stopping my mind, rather, writing
is a
way for me to assist myself, to stop
my existence as a mind-consciousness system, with 'life potential',
and to realize that life
potential
by
birthing myself, through
daily application,
as life from the physical, in this one life that I am living now.
And
also, I am going to end my '21 days of writing everyday' campaign
because I do not find this to be self-supporting. Instead, I will
just simply commit myself to writing and breathing as consistently as
my schedule permits.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to create a
picture-idea of myself as someone who writes everyday, the
'ultimate Destonian',
and then try to fulfill that picture, missing the point of daily
application in the first place.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to live my
life as a fulfillment of pictures in my head instead of just living
here, practically, within each and every breath.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to get
'distressed' over my ability to fulfill or failure to fulfill the
pictures that I have of my ideal-self in my mind.
And
within that, I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see,
realize, and understand that my participating in the emotion of being
'distressed' over not fulfilling pictures in me mind, then
creates/self-creates an emotional/energic experience that requires
energy, leading to cycles of ups and downs where at times I am more
motivated to fulfill these pictures and at other times I am not so
motivated because of expended energy.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fail to
see, realize, and understand that by trying to fulfill a
picture/image that I have created in my mind, that I am setting
myself up for failure because this fulfillment requires energy and
exertion that runs in cycles and is not stable and constant.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not apply
myself daily and consistently because of my emotional state and
therefore and within that I forgive myself that I have not keep
myself self-commitments.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to participate
in the idea that I am too-tired to write when I have enough energy to
do other activities during that time and within that, I forgive
myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not practice
breathing through these experiences thereby using them as opportunity
to test my ability to remain here and self-directed.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to
convinced myself that I cannot write or apply myself daily because I
am too 'stressed out' as if that has anything to do with me remaining
here, breathing.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see,
realize, and understand that the pursuit of a picture of me doing
something or achieving something is not supportive in stopping my
existence as a mind-consciousness system, but rather supports me to
live as one. And within that, I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to chase images in my mind rather than to breathe
and be here and live what is practical within each and every breath.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself that I have
failed to see, realize, and understand that when I make excuses and
justifications to not do what is best for all in every breath, that
the very reason why I have accepted and allowed that is because I am
living in my mind experiencing the energetic highs and lows of the
mind and not remaining here, in and as the breath.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to choose the
mind of over breathing.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to become
addicted to the mind and the energy created through thinking and
experiencing feelings, and emotions created by attaching 'positive'
or 'negative' associations with my world and then reacting to them,
instead of just simply being here and breathing – and within that,
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fear just
being here and to resist being here and to resist doing things that
are practical, such as writing when
and as I have the time,
in order for me to further remain here, as a living, breathing being.
I
forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see,
realize, and understand that creating, and then chasing pictures in
my mind will
generate the experience of thoughts, feelings, and emotions, which
may actually be a secret plot of mine/mind
devised to find ways to achieve the energetic fix or thoughts,
feelings, and emotions, even thought I am 'intending'
to stop them.
Self
Commitments to come.
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