I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to believe that I an the character of needing
support from another human being.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have wished, when I got a flat tire today, that
someone would stop and help me.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to believe that because I am a woman, I as a
character, as a woman, needs support , as only the character of a man
can change a tire.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have been aware of this and continued to have
taken the steps to fix my tire, without self pity, when a man stopped
and took over and did the manly character strength part of changing
my tire.
I forgive myself for not allowing and
accepting myself to have seen, realized and understood that the jack
was easy to work and the bolts easy to take off with body weight and
thus, I was doing well all on my own, and actually did not need any
help.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have had the thought while I was taking the tire
out of the car, that I was a woman and thus it was un lady-like for
me to be taking a tire out of my car.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to want to be the character of a woman, where –
with the tools that I had – anyone would be able without much
strength to change the tire.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have felt happy that a man stopped to help me
change my tire.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have been amused at how classical the scene was
in and as a collection of characters, where the man was broad and
muscular, drove a brand new blue ford mustang with the horse on the
front, like a modern night in shining blue armor coming to the
rescue of a damsel in distress.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have been the character of the damsel in
distress.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have had the thought that I be rescued.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have taken pity on this man, this blue knight
sweating in the very hot son.
I forgive myself for allowing and
accepting myself to have also had the thought, why would anyone stop
and help a woman who was not a young girl, which was myself accepting
and allowing myself to be the belief of myself as the character of
the old maid.
I forgive myself for not allowing and
accepting myself to see realize and understand that all these
thoughts as beliefs in and as my mind, are myself in separation from
what was physically real, my self with my car, with tools that
functioned without much effort, and thus the additional story lines
in and as my mind adding and wanting characters present to allow
myself to exist as a character had nothing to do with what was
physically there within the moment, thus it was like a system design
of the addition of characters within and on what was physically real
where these characters were what has been taught within this world,
as a memorized added story board of want, belief in need, and feeling
of desire based on accepted and allowed roles and personifications.
I forgive myself for not allowing and
accepting myself to have realized in the moment instead of character
wishes , that all of existence should have the means and tools
necessary to be able to solve such things as a flat tire.
I forgive myself for not allowing and
accepting myself to realize how much the broadcast of my mind is
within the belief in what characters are taught as children through
story, education, culture, media, the consumerist agenda, etc. again
and again, over and over again until the mind becomes the dictate of
living the stories and the characters in and as ourselves, where
these characters are considered before life and what is physically
practical and real, in support of this physical world.
I commit myself to stopping the mind
broadcast of characters and remaining in and as breath, being here
with what is physically real, and not allowing the wishing in and as
the mind in accord with the characters taught as what I am.
I commit myself to realizing that I am
not a character out of a fairy tale, that I am here, physically able
to direct myself in common sense.
I commit myself to stopping the living
of myself as a character.
I commit myself to remaining in and as
breath, being thankful for what is here, yet not acting the part of
the character.
I commit myself to realizing that what
stopped to offer help was another human being, and that this
interaction of help as support should be what is the action of this
world, for all people on this planet, and not in a few places only.
I commit myself to supporting a system
where any one on any part of this planet have the means to support
self, and/or support another, where no matter in what shoes I am as
life, I can help myself or help another.
I commit myself to realizing that an
Equal Money System is the means to ensure all life on this planet is
able to either fix a flat tire.
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