Today I was working with one of our school exercises -- "Ask to see
something about yourself that you don't want to see." And I saw that
behind my "niceness" is someone who wants something for being nice. Of
course, I am polite to people. That's normal, and we don't
deserve special credit for just being nice. But often I am nice because I
want something -- if only to have that other person think that I am
nice. I need to see and keep seeing the many layers that keep me from
seeing/being in Truth. Anyone else have any thoughts about this? KevinTuesday, March 6, 2018
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Today I was working with one of our school exercises -- "Ask to see
something about yourself that you don't want to see." And I saw that
behind my "niceness" is someone who wants something for being nice. Of
course, I am polite to people. That's normal, and we don't
deserve special credit for just being nice. But often I am nice because I
want something -- if only to have that other person think that I am
nice. I need to see and keep seeing the many layers that keep me from
seeing/being in Truth. Anyone else have any thoughts about this? Kevin
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A courageous exercise, Kevin, that can give many benefits.
ReplyDeleteDear Kevin,
ReplyDeleteI do have very similar experiences.First I'm always a bit shocked to see the truth about myself, but after thinking about it ,it makes it although more real and honest and for the long run I rather stick with the truth,even it does need courage and it's not always painfree.I admire you for posting this.Thank you.ursula