Saturday, December 19, 2009
What can PSYCHEGNOSIS Free me from? : Selfishness - what do we have to lose, anyway?
The Physical World we dwell on is constantly changing.
We are not the same person from minute to minute.
Our present priorities are not what we once wished for.
When we were a child we acted as a child.
As adults we know that tomorrow things will not be the same, as they are today
. So what have we got to lose, anyway?
The meaning behind today’s headline has a fundamental importance behind it.
As we read our final statement taken from our February article on Selfishness we ask that we keep in mind the following Question -
Do I realise that my Life will change each day whether I accept it or not?
This Question should be asked at least twice before commencing on our Statement which is printed below in bold type :
“So to the question of being SELFISH is important for the following reasons.:
1) If we SELFISHLY avoid listening to our own “STORY” we cannot be led towards the “illusion”.
2) It allows us to be non judgemental.
That’s the difference between a good listener and one that is caught in their “illusion”.
3)We can only help others if we ourselves SELFISHLY remain aware that happiness or permanent peace comes from not getting caught up in our “STORY” of being superior to the one being helped.
This is very important, as the one being helped does not hear the words but feels the vibration.
It’s a solution to the problem that exists, whenever advice or help is given.
The law of PSYCHEGNOSIS makes it easy to make decisions that before would have caused pain such as guilt or not wanting to cause offense.
The decision that we need to make is abundabtly clear so to tell our children NO is no longer “one long guilt trip”.
We can tell them NO when it will be to the benefit of all and not for the strengthening of their “illusion”.
We NO longer have to bow to the bully.
We NO longer have to live up to others expectations.
We NO longer need to fear rejection.
We NO longer have to live according to Someone Else’s expectations.
We NO longer need to be in debt, to live beyond our means.
We NO longer need to put up with anyone, who uses threatening language or even violence, if they don’t get their way.
We do not have to be concerned about losing all that we once thought made up “who we were”.
All of the afore mentioned situations will be handled incredibly easily when we take away the “illusion” from the scene.“ It is as it IS.”
When we were at school (or perhaps you still are) we were constantly moving from one age group to another.
What we were taught in Kindergarten or nursery was not the same as we were taught in high school.
Our change is/was rapid.
All we have to is look at how quickly life we once held as sacrosanct ( dictionary meaning is : Holy, greatly respected) is no longer in our thoughts.
The changes we make in our bodies is so rapid, it takes away our breath when we look at photographs taken, even a few short months ago.
So to hold onto what is going to change anyway does not make any sense whatsoever.
The “illusion” has to do be Selfish because of the status we give it as being “who we are”.
Some of its Selfish values are explained below.
The “illusion” has no idea of fairness and is therefore totally focused on what it wants.
Selfishness is trying to keep things the same because it is controlling.
Selfishness does not allow growth.
Selfishness tries to enforce our opinion on others.
Selfishness is equivalent in trying to stop night following day.
It is a form of Insanity.
Life is to short to be ALL of the above.
Life is to short to not see things as they ARE.
Life is to short to not live it as it comes along.
Life is to short trying to live in the Past.
Life is to short to be living a in a Future mind set.
Life is just to short so lets live it as it IS.
So let us observe what we are trying to hold onto.
Let us begin from today to realise what stresses us is going to change tomorrow.
That to hold onto what IS today will give us pain tomorrow.
Then we can be Free.
What do we have to lose, anyway?
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