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Friday, 3 January 2014

Part 31 - A Pacified Life (Part 3)



Self-commitment statements to support myself in being the self-directed principle.

For context please refer to:

Day 29 - A Pacified LIfe (Part 1)



Day 30 - A Pacified Life (Part 2)






When and as I see myself ‘having urges’ to play video games and surf youtube videos that are in my own self-interest as if I am locked into a perpetual zombified state of automated apathy, I stop and I breathe and I remain in the moment as the expression of who I am.  – I see/realize/understand that there are really only so many hours in my life, and when I give away those prescious hours to the mind in the abdication of my direction, I am committing the ultimate crime of ignorance and hang out to dry those that are currently suffering in this world as well as create consequences for myself.  I see/realize/understand that this distraction that is ‘sugar for the brain’, perpetuates the self-imposed ignorance and serves to create a smoke-screen to what is really going on in the world. - I commit myself to take back the directive principle of myself and move in what is best for all in all moments.  I commit myself to support myself to stop this zombified state, in which I BE-LIE-ve that ‘I have no control’ and get back to here in the moment.

When and as I see myself within this automated zombified state playing video games and surfing youtube videos and am faced with the decision to move out of it. – I stop and I breathe and I remain in the moment as the expression of who  I am.  – I see/realize/understand that the resistance I have towards stopping these automated habits show me to what extent I am pre-disposed/pre-programmed to the narrow confines of my own limitations and perpetuation of self-interest of the characters that consume myself.  I see/realize/understand that I have accepted and allowed (created) these self-imposed limitations, and can therefore deconstruct them in one single breath and self-directed movement.  I see/realize/understand that when I do continue participating in the pacified/zombified/automated state of distraction/self-interest, I am making a choice in self-interest of that carries with it the deliberate ignorance and ultimately the acceptance of the continuation of abuse and suffering in this world. – I commit myself to support myself to stop the pacified state through taking a single breathe here and then self-directing myself in every moment.  I commit myself to take back my self-directive principle in every moment and every breath, by stopping the belief that it is ‘too difficult’ and moving through the self-imposed resistances that currently confine my life one step at a time.  I commit myself to show myself that I can in fact change myself in the moment to what is best for all by moving through any resistance using my breath and own self-will as support.

When and as I see the ‘inner-voice’ give suggestions within my own mind, I stop and I breathe and I remain in the moment as the expression of who I am.  I see/realize/understand that this inner-voice (backchat) usually suggests things that align with a self-interest of keeping myself within a pacified-zombified state or perpetuating some kind of habbit and pattern that keeps me confined within a narrow life-path.  I see/realize/understand that I actually have no idea where or why this inner-voice was created in the first place, and that blindly following the suggestions without questioning them, are in fact an abdication of my own self-directive principle. -  I commit myself to question the suggestions of this inner-voice asking the question of whether or not this suggestion is what is best for all and whether it serves to perpetuate the self-imposed limitations that create the narrow confines of my life path.  I commit myself to investigate note down what the the ‘inner-voice’ (self-talk / back-chat) and then make the time to investigate and find its orgins, determining why and how and for what purpose it was created for. 

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