So I sat down at
one point today and started to get a little bummed out as I noticed myself
sitting there being sad I quickly sat up strait took a breath and asked myself “what
game am I playing?” it’s a character… the ‘I feel bad for you’ character.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to exist
within the ‘I feel bad for you’ character where I sit and waste my time giving
into the mind to dwell in sadness.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to dwell
on other peoples burdens, viewing the overall picture of people I know and
seeing it as unchangeable.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to
participate with the emotional energy I label as sadness and connecting it to
thoughts of how hard it is to help other people and solve their problems or
help them out of their turmoil.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to
abdicate responsibility to the mind and dwelling in sadness so I can sit in
comfort instead of actually changing myself and moving myself to take
responsibility in and as this physical reality.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself in
separation from other people in viewing ‘their problems’ -as we are all
connected and all effect each other, realizing it’s up to me to be response
able and respond to what I will and will not accept and allow within my ability
to do so.
I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to not
fully realize and understand that increased ability to respond come with the
practice of responding; one foot in front of the other step by step.
I commit myself to stop participating within the ‘I feel bad
for you’ character realizing sitting around feeling emotional about people’s
situations is good for nothing. If I find myself slipping into the ‘I feel bad
for you’ character I breathe myself back to the physical and direct self to
take on some responsibility.
I commit myself to stop dwelling in the mind as bad feelings
about people’s situations being fully aware that existing in such emotional
states is useless, I can’t do anything for imaginary images of people in my
mind.
I commit myself to stop separating myself in seeing ‘their
problems’ realizing there is only my responsibility to myself in and as the
physical to bring about a world that is best for all.
I further my commitment to move myself to take on more responsibility;
I direct self to respond to the physical, growing in my ability to respond
accumulating responsibility step by step, breath by breath till there is
nothing else left.
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