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And today I saw why cutting people off was/is such a hobby for me. I wanna cut them firstly and with that dissarm them so they can't leave me.Less painful if I leave them, than to be left by others.Only inteligence is capable to make such a creative defense.It is made from the same media ...conditioning & healing... wow :)
Just doing the weekend cleaning and listening to your today's podcast :)
In the Life navigation suffering sensing can be much more accurate align to reality than running after good, plesant feelings?
As a game of guessing (Cold-warm) we played as children.When we got closer to guessing what it is, someone said warm and we follow that direction.
Say we get rejected. Is it the belief that they shouldn’t have rejected us that causes the suffering or is there more to it
Everywhere I go I see news or listen in car to radio it’s all about war it utterly terrified me I can’t sleep
I feel I’ll terrified of bangs and planes please please can you help to tell me how to stop negative thoughts
I have a question arising from your comment about how even saying I love you can be seen as an act of war, or separation. My husband says I love you more often than I think is needed, or more so as a thing to say in life’s busyness, and I hear it as just words that I feel required to say back. I do love husband and I know he loves me but this habit of saying it bothers me. I feel forced to say it back when really I shouldn’t have an issue because I do love him.
What is going on here? How can I resolve this for my own body/mind without telling him to stop saying I love you so much which seems ridiculous. You mentioned that it just takes one person in a relationship to shift so I am guessing it is my sense of separation that makes me unable to see his loving words as just words and say them back without the annoyance that I try to hide.
Many thanks for all you have pointed me towards.
There are constant books, so called spiritual teachers whatever that means, endless amount of courses to attend, therapist, psychologist, psychotherapist who themselves haven’t had an awakening, yet share their ideas and views from past trauma.
So the question is ‘What is a wakening?’ Do we wake up one morning, walk outside and blend into nature x
It seems I’ve been struck down with chronic fatigue, fatigue syndrome, which is laying me out flat, quite literally on a daily basis. Of course, it is frightening and somewhat disabling and I just don’t know how to be with it on a day-to-day basis. At times, I’m tempted just to push through as it were and try and go about my day with a ‘chin up‘ attitude. Yea there are the days I feel I just can’t get out of bed and it seems my world is crashing in all around me. I just wondered if you had any wisdom or learning on this dreadful & perplexing condition and how one ought to really hold oneself within this whirlwind that appears to have got me stuck fast.
I recently caught up with your 5 days video series. In one of the videos, you talked about how some people say ‘The I doesn’t exist’ or ‘I don’t exist’ – and then you said something like: ‘That’s not true you do exist.’ My mind’s voice went ‘I exist!’ as if this was amazing, new news. Then it went into confusion – logically I know I exist in that I’m here and the ‘I’ that I usually experience doesn’t really exist, it’s a load of beliefs, thinking, feelings that isn’t an entity but can you say more about this for the mind and to help have a sense of what/who exists and how we can ground this? Thank you.
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