Once this muscle is unlocked you have the power to turn enemies in friends in real life. The greater this skill, the more fearless you become. But first you have to start with the basic movement. Love yourself.
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Forgive yourself. And if you can't because there's something you need to do? Then do it. That's the "work".
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It means really digging into why you're ashamed of yourself. Was it b/c of that time you looked stupid in front the whole class? When you were the skinniest/fattest ignored by all the girls/guys?
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What is the exact reason you sent your imaginary friend into purgatory and exile? If you can put into coherent thoughts exactly how you wounded yourself... you'll have reached the understanding necessary to forgive yourself.
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This isn't something in the 'past' btw... If you're hurting yourself it's something you're doing right now in the present. E.g. the act of replaying the past is something done in the present as is the act of imagining the future.
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How you're wounding yourself is how you wounded yourself. Healing the present heals the past.
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We have two ways of befriending ourselves. One is by casual day to day positive interaction. Over time, we just become friends. (e.g. classmates, colleagues, etc..) Another is when sharing an intimate moment, a 'spark'.
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If you have a good relationship with yourself make sure to maintain it. Don't take it for granted. If you can't maintain a relationship with yourself, are you really ready to maintain one with someone else?
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So... give your imaginary friend a call ... To talk about the old days.
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