[STK] #45 - Alone I can do nothing.

cipriang (59)in #vlog • 8 years ago

ALONE YOU CAN DO NOTHING. Nothing has ever been accomplished alone, even in your world. Nothing has ever been created alone, even in your mind. There is no credit to be received by doing something alone. Everything is a joint effort. Everything is the product of relationship.

DOES THIS DEMEAN YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL? Most certainly not. It gives you the environment and the understanding to realize your true accomplishments. You are greater than your individuality, and thus you may be free of its limitations. You work through the individual that is you personally, but you are greater than this. Accept the limitations of a limited self, and do not require a limited self to be God or you will give it great burdens and great expectations and will then punish it for its failures. This leads to self-hatred. This leads you to resent your physical life and to abuse yourself personally, emotionally and physically. Accept your limitations so that you may accept greatness within your life.

THEREFORE, IN YOUR TWO PRACTICE PERIODS TODAY, with your eyes open, concentrate now on your limitations. Recognize them. Do not judge them as good or bad. Simply recognize them. This gives you humility, and in humility you are in a position to receive greatness. If you are defending your limitations, how can you receive that which transcends them?

Practice 45: Two 15-minute practice periods.

Step #45: Alone I can do nothing.

PRACTICE

(21-22/04/2018)

One of our limitation is to mostly perceive the physical universe, yet this we do to ourselves by choice, so that we can easier come to Realize that we materialize our beliefs into the circumstances of our daily Life and into the Creation of our physical body.

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One of the most limiting beliefs that we can entertain is to believe ourselves at the mercy of circumstances, therefore powerless against them, not knowing that we indeed are the Molders and Makers of those very circumstances, by our Thoughts, Ideas, Emotions, Imagination and Attitude.