Saturday, April 11, 2015

Day 309 - Discipline, III

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to create a belief system within and as myself that 'following a disciplined routine, where I have scheduled activities laid out before me in a manner that creates the best possible outcome in regards to my life, my well-being, my income, and my responsibilities to myself and others, would limit me and ability to enjoy my life to the fullest potential."  Within this, I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that it is actually the exact opposite, that through discipline, and establishing a disciplined routine, I enable and empower myself to live and enjoy life to my fullest potential.



I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that within the sounding of the word 'discipline' it can be seen that discipline enables one to fulfill his plans and to apply and integrate within self whatever one commits discipline towards within the point that discipline sounds like 'this I plan' and 'this I apply within.'

Image result for full potentialI forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to see and perceive the point of discipline as 'appalling', like discipline = this (is) appalling.  Within this, I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to react to the point of discipline as if I had just eaten really nasty food, where I become mind possessed with just how much I don't like it and then within that stay away from it at all costs without any consideration.

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that through discipline I will be missing out on 'fun' when I see, realize, and understand that that fun is something that I define for myself and that thus believing that I am missing out on fun because of discipline is a complete mind fuck and completely imaginary.

When and as I see myself going into a resistance towards the point of discipline, where I accept and allow pre-programmed backchat to activate within and as my mind like 'how fucked up and boring life is when discipline is applied;' 'how I would rather do something else than live within a disciplined routine.', I stop and I breathe.  I do not accept and allow this reaction and backchat to exist within and as me because I see, realize and understand that I have charged the word discipline negatively and judged the point of discipline negatively within and as my mind due to past memories as a child where I formed opinions and beliefs about the point  of discipline without ever reconsidering them.  I see, realize, and understand that living the point of discipline as an expression of who I am in every breath will enable me and empower me to live to my fullest potential both for the sake of others and for all beings here, and within this enable and empower me to enjoy life to the fullest - because only through discipline, can I enable myself to work consistently, methodically, and persistently towards my goals, my dreams, and my purpose; of which, if aligned within what's best for all, will enable me to help create a world that is best for all and thus most enjoyable for all.

I forgive myself that I have not allowed myself to see, realize, and understand that lacking discipline not only limits me, but also is a form of neglect to everything that is here within the point that if I do not move myself within the discipline of what is best for all in every breath, that I am thus accepting and allowing and giving permission for all the abuse that is here in this world. 

I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to be directed by the past, as memories from when I was a child wherein I formed my resistance to discipline because I reacted negatively to the discipline that my parents invoked upon me.

Thus, I commit myself to stop the reactions, as backchats as beliefs, opinions, judgments, and resistances that come up to the point of discipline by simply taking a deep breath and deleting them as they come up.  From here, I commit myself to direct myself within the point of discipline and remind myself that through discipline I enable myself to live to my fullest potential where I will find my true enjoyment and enable myself to always live what is best for all. 

I commit myself to outline and design a routine of discipline, so that I can ensure that I take care of all points and commitments in my life and that I have made, respectively.  I commit myself to push through all resistance to discipline so that I can enable myself to apply within and fulfill my plans to be and achieve whatever it is that I set myself out to do. 

I commit myself to remind myself that a real equal and one living of joy and happiness is when I live here as the director of me, where I direct me to do and live here, as the physical of which is best for all, in every breath - of which never fades and is not dependant on what I do, but what I am living, and  thus when I see myself going into resistance towards discipline because I believe it will take away my joy, I remind myself of this point - and then commit myself to delete this backchat, breathe, and direct myself towards the discipline of real living, here, as breath. 

 

Creative Writing:

Discipline:

  • self movement wherein one enables self to live 'this (that) I plan' (which sounds like discipline)
  • directive self movement wherein one enable self to apply within self whatever one desires within the point of 'this I'pply In' (which sounds like discipline)
  • where one disciples self or others to apply within and make happen whatever it is one set's out to do
  • a routine that is formulated and then followed to bring about the desires, plans, and purpose of the individual
  • a field of systematic study and practice
  • the means by which one executes, invokes, and in-acts commitments, responsibilities, and purpose
  • a means of which where one enables self to step in as the absolute authority of self and one's destiny.
  • a system of rules of conduct, thought, methods, actions designed for a specific purpose

 
Discipline, redefined:  A self-directive movement wherein one applies a system of rules, conduct, codes, behaviors, a routine, and responsibilities wherein one enables and empowers self to achieve and apply within self whatever it is self set's out to do, accomplish, achieve, or create, and reach one's full potential.

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