I see, realize, and understand that
trying to, and expecting others to help, manifest these ideas and
pictures that exist within and as my mind as memories is separating
myself from what is here, and from my living 'here' – within living
and breathing within and as my physical experience of just simply
driving without any reactions, judgements, or expectations of the
mind – just driving. Thus I commit myself to just simply driving –
to driving, breathing, and stopping my mind as the pictures, ideas,
and expectations of the 'perfect driving experience' - through
breathing and remaining here, while I drive, as one with and as the
physical.
I have a date with death and I can't be late. They say that there are 2 things that are certain in life: and that is death and taxes. Well, I am looking to change that. My overall goal, with these writings, is to support myself to 1) transcend death, and 2) to create a world that is best for all, where money flows equally to all, as Equal Money, and all are equal in potential, through Equal Education.
Friday, February 14, 2014
Day 133 – Corrective Application on the Blame Aspect of the 'Perfect Driving Experience'
When and as I see myself going into the
'blame' character, while driving, because of my expecting others to
give me that what I designed as the 'perfect driving experience'
which exists as pictures, ideas and expectations within and as my
mind- where I blame others for 'getting in the way' of my fulfilling
these expectations, pictures, and ideas of the 'perfect driving
experience', as expressed through my getting frustrated, impatient,
and angry at them, I stop and I breathe – I do not accept and allow
myself, nor do I justify myself to go into the 'blame character'
where I blame others, expressed through having emotional reactions
towards them, for not giving me what it is that exists within and as
my own mind - and thus I commit myself to no longer expect from
others to give unto me the ideas, pictures, and expectations that I
have created within and as my mind, that exist as memories, of the
'perfect driving experience'
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