| Truth or a lie? | 4 comments |
 1 Dec 2009 @ 02:05How can you know that there is a lie involved in something? Very simple. If that thing or situation or condition you want to change is NOT CHANGING, than you have not found and looked at the truth yet. If any condition persists, if the state of affairs are unchanging, than you can be sure of one thing: there is a lie involved somewhere along the line in that equasion. You are not looking at the truth, however you try to believe that you do. All too common examples You say, that you do everything possible to improve your health. Let’s say, you want to loose weight, but you are not loosing any. You swear that you do everything, keep the diet, excercise program, go out jogging or walking more often – but that fat is not getting off. Damn! Honest, you only skipped every second training, only took one or two extra cookies or meals a day, only that little extra piece of pizza, it cannot do much harm! Well, let’s face it, the scale shows it’s not changing, so there is a lie involved... Another example, financial situation, unchanging. Being in debts all the time. Oh, you wonder why? You find all kind of reasons, try this and that, but the debts just stay or grow. So the truth is somehow not confronted. The truth is, debts only collect up when one is simply spending more than one earns, and that for a long time. Rock bottom So the thing to do is to view your situation, your habits or the condition you find yourself in as-it-is. Rock bottom - that is, not trying to paint a better picture than it is. Not trying to explain it away at all. No justifications. Just look at it and see it as it is, and tell yourself straight what you see. Painful? First it might seem like it. But not really. It is actually a relief to find out and view the real truth. You will suddenly see the light at the end of the tunnel. Your honesty to yourself will help you confront the situation for real, and it will open the door the solution and the permanent change. Change Your mind is such a powerful device that whatever you think will become your reality and it will affect your way of experiencing life. So it’s good to realize, that you have the power to change anything, including your own mind. Indeed, you are so powerful, that YOU are the only person who can change your mind. But before you can change your mind about anything, you must dare to take a peek and see the truth of what is there to be changed – the existing thought, the exact truth of your considerations. You can only change your mind about something that you SEE exactly as it is! Do you like yourself? Next time I will write about the long term effects of self deception. Why is it that you don’t really like yourself? How can you ever find any peace of mind? More > |
| It takes only TWO points ... | 1 comment |
 15 Oct 2009 @ 09:51...to move the entire universe. It takes at least two points. It takes the observation and comparison of two things, to observe how something is, what happens to it, what has changed or what effect have you created. We tend to focus on what is the same, holding it as only one point, be it an idea, an observation of a condition, or anything we fix our attention on. We hold a though, a justified idea I must admit, for example that our finances are out of control. How I come to the idea to mention that example? I do not know. But just let's suppose you have that idea. The ONLY thing wrong with that it is ONE idea. It does not allow for observation, a change or a shift. It is rigidly held in place by our mind, apparently supported by hard reality. Now, what about another reference point? More > |