(For context, refer to Day 18 - Escaping through video games (part 1)http://corporatemercenarylife.blogspot.ca/2013/11/day-18-escaping-through-video-games.html#.UoOEWCdstAI
When and as I see myself go into guilt/regret for
playing hours and hours of video games, as I feel like I have ‘fallen’, I stop
and I breathe and I remain in the moment as the expression of who I am. I see/realize/understand that the past is the
past, and if I make the present about the past, I am not really living here and
am once again losing myself to the mind.
I see/realize/understand that I can’t change the past and can only move
myself here as the present in what is best for all I see/realize/understand that by continuing
the cycle of guilt and regret, I solidify patterns within myself that
ultimately create consequences. – I commit
myself to stop any guilt/regret for playing video games and apparently ‘wasting
time’, and move here in the moment in the realization that by dwelling on the
past, I take away from the opportunity here in the present to do what is best
for all.
When and I see myself go into judgment of another for
playing video games for more than a couple of hours straight, I stop and I
breathe and I remain in the moment as the expression of who I am. – I see/realize/understand
that when I judge another playing many hours of video games, I am in fact judging
myself. I see/realize/understand that I
have also played video games for hours on end.- I commit myself to support
another that is playing hours and hours of video games, as I would myself. I commit myself to stop judging playing video
games as something inferior to do, as a waste of time, instead of accepting and
allowing myself to see/realize/understand that judgment of anothers way and
ultimately accepting and allowing separation from another is the most abusive
use of time. I commit myself to support
myself to stop the judgment of another that plays hours and hours of
videogames.
When and as I see myself move to play a video game
because of a hidden urge/pulling towards it, I stop and I breathe and I remain
in the moment as the expression of who I am. – I see/realize/understand that by
following this urge/pull towards playing a video game, I am abdicating my own
self-directive principle and have already come to the point of being a perfect
mind-slave that moves purely through mind-made impulses. I see/realize/understand that the more that I
practice walking through the urges and remaining in the physical, the more I
will give myself the opportunity to be the self-directive principle. – I commit
myself to support myself to move past the thoughts/imaginations and urges to
play video games. I commit myself to
play video games from the starting point of making a decision as myself here in
the physical.
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