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Learn to practice acceptance and adaptability to where you find yourself in your life right now. Believe in a Higher Power and a purpose greater than your Self. Be willing to choose something else and invite other possibilities into your life. Let go of needing to be right, needing to be hurt and accept the circumstances and people involved, right where they are now. | Learn to practice acceptance and adaptability to where you find yourself in your life right now. Believe in a Higher Power and a purpose greater than your Self. Be willing to choose something else and invite other possibilities into your life. Let go of needing to be right, needing to be hurt and accept the circumstances and people involved, right where they are now. | ||
*References: [[Self Acceptance]], [[Four Phases of Spiritual Evolution]], [[Surrender]] | *References: [[Self Acceptance]], [[Exercising an Open Mind]], [[Four Phases of Spiritual Evolution]], [[Surrender]] | ||
==Archetypes of Drama== | ==Archetypes of Drama== | ||
Deepening the awareness and observation of our self as we identify the archetypes and characters that run around in our mental ideas and personality that we show the world. These characters are the key players in creating your emotional drama reactions and their sabotaging behavior patterns. We can especially use the [[Victimizer Archetypes]] and [[Victimizer Collective Archetypes]] pages to identify, locate and remove and repair (ILRR) obsolete and harmful archetypes of drama and trauma, from running our lives in our present, past and future. Get them out of the driver’s seat of the [[Negative Ego]] and hand the authority over to your [[Avatar]] Christ self. Resign from the [[Mind Control]] matrix by forfeiting the archetypes of drama as a governing authority over your identity. Using archetypes for drama is a type of entertainment for most people, whether they admit it or not. One must choose peace in their life, if they truly want to live in peace. | Deepening the awareness and observation of our self as we identify the archetypes and characters that run around in our mental ideas and personality that we show the world. These characters are the key players in creating your emotional drama reactions and their sabotaging behavior patterns. We can especially use the [[Victimizer Archetypes]] and [[Victimizer Collective Archetypes]] pages to identify, locate and remove and repair (ILRR) obsolete and harmful archetypes of drama and trauma, from running our lives in our present, past and future. Get them out of the driver’s seat of the [[Negative Ego]] and hand the authority over to your [[Avatar]] Christ self. Resign from the [[Mind Control]] matrix by forfeiting the archetypes of drama as a governing authority over your identity. Using archetypes for drama is a type of entertainment for most people, whether they admit it or not. One must choose peace in their life, if they truly want to live in peace. | ||
*References: [[Victimizer Collective Archetypes]], [[Pain Body]], [[Impulse Control]], [[Emotional Triggers]] | *References: [[Victimizer Collective Archetypes]], [[Pain Body]], [[Impulse Control]], [[Emotional Triggers]], [[Trauma]] | ||
==Attention== | ==Attention== | ||
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When we are distressed or embroiled in emotional conflicts with others or within circumstances, confront the belief that is creating the pain or distress inside you. What is the thought or belief that is limiting, destructive or creating pain in you? Confront that thought and its belief now in your [[Pain Body]]. How do you react and feel towards that thought? Is that thought absolutely the factual truth and are you being completely honest with yourself? Who are you if you decide to give up this thought? What thought can you replace that is truly empowering you to move away from that pain and choose something else? | When we are distressed or embroiled in emotional conflicts with others or within circumstances, confront the belief that is creating the pain or distress inside you. What is the thought or belief that is limiting, destructive or creating pain in you? Confront that thought and its belief now in your [[Pain Body]]. How do you react and feel towards that thought? Is that thought absolutely the factual truth and are you being completely honest with yourself? Who are you if you decide to give up this thought? What thought can you replace that is truly empowering you to move away from that pain and choose something else? | ||
*References: [[Self-Assessment]], [[Self Inquiry Upon Personal Integrity]], [[Mental Triggers]] | *References: [[Self-Assessment]], [[Self Inquiry Upon Personal Integrity]], [[Mental Triggers]], [[Overcoming Fear]] | ||
==Emotional Balance== | ==Emotional Balance== | ||