I can also write all day about how I find peace with my troubled mind and the practices I use to achieve that goal. But I have noticed when reading most step-by-step guides to learning those things. I find the with or without realizing it, most authors sound a bit arrogant, at least to me. now if I have sounded like that to my readers, I apologize for that was not my intent. Still my AI Overload (my writing editor) pushes me to give more detail. But here’s a revolution that came to me while in the bathroom. “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make them drink.”
In other words I can babble all day about my triumphs and tragedies. But unto you are ready to help yourself, what good is it listening to me? Lately I’ve been trying to let go of my utter hatred of positive affirmations. Being a stanch unyielding realist I find myself putting little value in positive affirmations. Mostly because I found them to be nothing more than condescending rubbish. But during the last few months with all the housing troubles that we’ve been having. Every now a then a kind word truly given out of concern have been a God send. So as I try and not preach at you (I’ll leave that to the hypocrites that surround me). Be kind to yourself, be aware of the things that wrench you peace of mind, and each other unconditionally.