Guest guest Posted January 18, 2008 Report Share Posted January 18, 2008 I've been having quite a time with accepting my thoughts about myself. I want to have healthy self esteem. Yet I am getting that I do not fuse with a thought good or bad even about myself. It seems simple not to get entangled with the negative thoughts about me. What about the good ones though? Do I choose to just accept them too and go on attending to what I want to be about? Is it my actions that define me? Then I judge that as well, was what I did right or wrong. Maybe it is an aspect of mindfulness to not look back (that was the wrong thing to do) or plan ahead too much (that would be the right thing to do) Maybe I am confusing self esteem with self worth. Is there really such a thing that can describe what a person is worth? Is it just human nature to want to feel good about ourselves? It seems that it is better to be for myself than against myself. The danger seems to be when to stop. I believe humility is an asset more in line with my values although sometimes it isn't apparent. Is it more effective in any given moment to just be o.k. with who I am and not get into any very splendid thoughts about ME? It seems I have an ask to grind again. I need to stop asking, Oh my god why did I do just do THAT?!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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