Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Posted June 29, 2006 Other beliefs that I questioned: - I should be happy. - I should be free. - I should be content. - I should be loving. - I should be joyous. - I shouldn't be stressed. - I shouldn't be angry. - I shouldn't be afraid. - I shouldn't suffer. - I can die. - I can not die. - I am the human body which is experienced. - I am not the human body which is experienced. - I know myself. - I don't know myself. - I should be correct. - I should be right. and, - I should know. Interestingly, I noticed that there is stress in the thoughts involving - I should but I feel no stress in - " I want " when I really want something. I find " I want " part of the homogeneous reality. I find " I should " a position of opposition [to the reality]. Further, I find no stress in thoughts like " I want X " . But, I find stress in thoughts like " I can not get X " . When I fully experience " I want " , I feel true; I feel in power. I find " I want X " natural and true to arise on its own. But, I find " I can not get X " an artificial thought projection that arises due to assuming ownership of the though " I want " [which arose pretty much by itself] and, then by assuming " ownership " of everything that might need to happen for the want to materialize. I found that resting in " I want " is staying in my business. I found that the experience of " I can not get " is due to stepping in somebody else's business; the business of that which materializes all things in the universe. Quote
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