Feeling Bad Can Be Good For You
Feeling bad doesn’t have to define you. It shouldn’t define you. But those bad feelings need our attention. It’s only when we ignore or try to bury them that like a whack-a-mole they keep popping up.
Feeling bad doesn’t have to define you. It shouldn’t define you. But those bad feelings need our attention. It’s only when we ignore or try to bury them that like a whack-a-mole they keep popping up.
Everything in my life is a direct result of – who else? – myself. I must take ownership or responsiblity for this. But it’s equally important I release the forms of self-judgment in guilt, shame or blame.
I long for certainty because I want to reduce a certain amount of chaos in my life. But trying to predict what will happen with any certainty is a fruitless endeavor. Not only that but it closes off the possibility that something even more amazing than I can ever imagine could happen. How do I reconcile the craving clarity/imagining certainty issue?
I love the reframing of the words achieve or earn to allow. It’s much more in the flow and less swimming up stream.