When People Give Up On You - Day 374
- I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to fear that if I stop existing within and fueling the
construct of constantly demanding myself to be the best that one can possibly be
in school, I will become and experience myself as I did in the past in relation
to school in where I saw myself as someone that teachers would become impatient
with and give up on – and within this I forgive myself that I have accepted and
allowed myself to fear experiencing it as though others give up on me or see me
as careless/lazy/undisciplined due to thinking and believing that the
perception others form of me can determine who I am – not seeing or realizing
that for others to be able to determine who I am, I must give my consent and
approval – thus I see and realize that I am always responsible for how I see
myself and for what I accept and allow myself to define myself according to and
what not – that just because I form a certain perception/interpretation of how
another sees me does not automatically mean that I have to align myself with
that, but that I have the capacity, the ability and the responsibility to in
every moment decide who I am and so who I am going to be in relation to the
perception I form of what others think about me/how others sees me.
- I forgive myself that I have
accepted and allowed myself to think and believe that I require and am
dependent on fear of what others may/might think of me for me to be able to
move and motivate me into working hard in school – and so within that I forgive
myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fear stopping my
participation within fear of being seen as a failure/not good
enough/lazy/careless/undisciplined by others due to not trusting myself in the
sense of thinking and believing that if I do not fear what others may/might
think of me, I won’t be able to push and motivate myself into actually work
hard – not seeing or realizing that I have not even given myself the
opportunity to become the directive principle of me but have instead always
allowed myself to rely on external factors to be what determines what I do and
my motivation – and so within this I furthermore forgive myself that I have not
accepted and allowed myself to determine and decide who I am for myself – but have
instead always within and throughout my life waited for others to tell me who I
am, what I am capable of and what I must do – in where I have accepted and
allowed myself to look and search for others expectations and demands and
unquestionably align myself and my living accordingly – where I forgive myself
that I have never accepted and allowed myself to even consider looking inside
of myself, trusting me in relation to seeing and realizing that I do not
require external factors to motivate me, to tell me who I am or what I am
capable of – but that what I really in fact require is me, is to establish self-trust
and a relationship with myself in where I, instead of looking outside of myself
for motivation, investigate within myself what I require to move myself.
- Within this I commit myself to
assist and support myself within moments where I see that fear of what others
may/might think of me in relation to my external participation in school comes
up – to within that moment immediately stop my participation and breathe, where
I no more accept and allow myself to give value to and go into the fear – but instead
start questioning it in the sense of looking at; does others possible thoughts/experiences
of me really determine who I am? – and so within this I commit myself to take my
life in my own hands in the sense of looking inside of me, trusting myself and
realizing that I have the ability, the capacity and the responsibility to move
myself – and so I commit myself to make sure that I am the one that directs me
within what I am doing.
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