Sunday, March 1, 2015

Day 293 - Self definition and the great 'I am'

Self definition occurs when one identifies with the positive, neutral, or negative energy of a thought, feeling, or emotion that comes up spontaneously or in reaction to something, such as pictures, words, or events.

This identification to the energies of thoughts, feelings, and emotions, through self definition, evolves into a relationship over time and helps to evolve the energy into specific patterns that repeat over and over again.   The way the patterns evolve is one's relationship to energy. 

So, there are on-going self-definitions, such as how one defines self as personality, of which is based on one's relationship with repeating patterns of energy; and there are more in-the-moment self-definitions, such as the feeling of being scared in a single moment as a reaction to something, and then one defines self as 'I am scared (in this moment), that do not necessarily become personality traits - this would be so if one were to say 'I am scared' in a single moment due to say, like seeing a spider, and then from there take a breath thus stopping any and all participation in thoughts, feelings, and emotions, and then forgive the fear reaction and the 'I am' statement of which would assist one to not evolve this fear reaction into an eventual overall fear of spiders where one always defines self as 'afraid of spiders'.  However, if you has a fear reaction to a spider and then identify with the fear as if 'this is who I am / I am this fear', then one will evolve a pattern of fearing spiders that will eventually become a personality trait / a 'this is who I am' trait.

Now, what solidifies the relationship and enslavement of self to the energies of thoughts, feelings, and emotions is the statement 'I am...'  When one says, 'I am...this energy', one is separating self from what is actually physically here and then merges with the energy itself, which of course is limited to the extent of the definition of the energy.

I forgive myself that I accepted and allowed myself to instantly believe my thoughts, feelings, and emotions that come up to be me. 

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to identify with thoughts that pop-up in my mind as if 'this is of me, of who I really am', never questioning them.

I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that all thoughts, feelings, and emotions are of energy and thus cannot exist without energy.  Within this, I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to create energy within and as myself through my identification with and thus my participation in thoughts, feelings, and emotions which creates polarities of positive and negative energy.

I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to slow down and remain in breath, in every breath, wherein I give myself the power to not participate in thoughts, feelings, and emotions as they come up.

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to define myself as energy through the statement 'I am...'.

I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that when I participate in energy, as thoughts, feelings, and emotions, and identify with it with the statement "I am....", that I am thus creating patterns of energy that will repeat themselves again in the future in the exact same way, except more intense and more frequently through time.  Thus, within this, I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that I have deceived myself into believing that energy is who I really am.  Within this I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to take the responsibility of recognizing that also I alone am completely responsible for who I am and have become as my self definitions, limitations, and personality characteristics through any and all mind participation that I accept and allow.

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to define myself and thus limit myself through making the statement 'I am...'

When and as I see thoughts that pop-up in my mind, as normal / as they always do, I commit myself to slow down, breathe, and question every thought as to its origin, purpose, and usefulness within an equality and best for all standpoint.  I do not accept and allow myself to simply follow thoughts or reactions that come up in the moment because I see, realize, and understand that thoughts are of energy, and thus originate from the pre-programmed structure that is the mind, and that I have the power to thus stop all thoughts through simply deleting them and not following them.  Thus, I commit myself to remind myself to always breathe first, before moving at all, so that I can assist myself to place myself in the seat of the observer - where I simply observe my thoughts so that I can take notes to see where they come from, what they reflect about what I am living within myself, and then just simply delete them.

When and as I see myself reacting in a moment with an 'I am....' statement, I stop and I breathe.  I do not accept and allow myself to define myself with an 'I am...' statement because I see, realize, and understand that in doing so I am basing this definition on the belief that I am the energy equations that lead me to believe this.  I see, realize, and understand that I am not energy and that energy does not actually exist without my participation.  I see, realize, and understand that defining self with 'I am statements limits self to the equation of the statement within an energetic prison that is not even real.  Thus, I commit myself to slow down, breathe, and remind myself that energy does not exist and thus the thoughts, feelings, and emotions that compel me to believe something about myself, such as 'I am bored', for example, does not even really exist and thus boredom does not exist either.

I commit myself to constantly remind myself that I am here and I am physical and that I am the breath and not energy as much as possible so as to keep myself 'awake and alert' to be able to stop any and all mind reactions that come up and correct them with self-honesty, self-forgiveness, and self application so as to release myself from any and all definitions of the mind that thus limit me.

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