Guest guest Posted December 10, 2008 Report Posted December 10, 2008 Nice work Facy - you've reminded me of something I once read, which went something like this: " We come into this world alone, we leave it alone, at some point it is a good idea to get comfortable in our own skin. " The belief " I am alone " comes up for me - as if this is ever really true. Jon Quote
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2008 Report Posted December 10, 2008 > > Nice work Facy - you've reminded me of something I once read, which > went something like this: > > " We come into this world alone, we leave it alone, at some point it is > a good idea to get comfortable in our own skin. " > > The belief " I am alone " comes up for me - as if this is ever really true. > > Jon what would you recommend doing when the thought and its drama returns? Quote
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2008 Report Posted December 10, 2008 Do your best - notice it if possible, do the work on it if you can. The thought may return many times, it's only the attachment to it that creates the drama. Imagine a small child coming up to you, crying, weeping, saying " I need a girl " - what would you do, push it away, hug it, maybe gently ask " is that really true? " ... that's all it is. Jon x Quote
Guest guest Posted December 10, 2008 Report Posted December 10, 2008 i think it was neale donald walsch who pointed out alone is really all one.. cant recall which book thats in maybe not friendship with god. page 15 " I believe we are attracted to each other inheraently, out of a deep knowing that in each other we will find our Selves. WE may not be aware of this consciously, we may not articulate this specifically but i think we understand this cellularly. And i belive that this microcosmic understanding derives from a macrocosmic one. I believe we know at the highest level that WE are all ONe. " - -- In Loving-what-is , " Chani " wrote: > > > > That is a way of thought I've never understood. I don't believe we're born > alone and hopefully we do not die alone. When that kind of thinking arises > in me, I remind myself that all is one. We are not really separate. That is > the illusion. > > Sometimes it works - and sometimes it doesn't because sometimes I just > choose to stay mired in defeated thinking. > > > > > ~Chani > > > > > Nice work Facy - you've reminded me of something I once read, which > > went something like this: > > > > " We come into this world alone, we leave it alone, at some point it is > > a good idea to get comfortable in our own skin. " > > > > The belief " I am alone " comes up for me - as if this is ever really > true. > > > > Jon > > what would you recommend doing when the thought and its drama returns? > Quote
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