Changing Patterns
July 31, 2011
This post is about the awareness and commitment needed to change long-standing patterns of behaviour and how a change in one area of life can help with a shift in
This post is about the awareness and commitment needed to change long-standing patterns of behaviour and how a change in one area of life can help with a shift in
Today’s post from 11 years ago (’Not My Best Day’) paints an unsatisfactory picture of myself. But that is okay because my development was a work in progress. It was
As we progress with our personal development, it is easy to think that things will be forever different, better, as a result of a breakthrough we have made. But we
This entry shows how things have changed for me with regard to how I react to situations. I have already said that one of my main issues when I started
Karaj talked to Ishwar about me as if I weren’t there. The implication was that I am not going to be here for much longer – can’t argue with that
After breakfast, I looked at my Vivekananda books: ‘We are responsible for who we are, because we have the power to be whoever we wish.’ Karaj and I then sat
I had woken up yesterday feeling good physically and mentally. It was the best I have felt in weeks. Unfortunately, I woke up this morning in a very different mood:
I woke up tired, stiff and in pain. My back and legs ache. Karaj talked to me about my irritation. He told me he’d had a great insight last night.
I woke up with a very stiff back. It was hard work getting up off the floor. At my counselling appointment, I talked about how I was born into an
We (Karaj, Dev, George, Shona, Priya, Michelle, Ishwar and me) looked at the agenda items for the day. Priya started by annoying me. She was incapable of switching the electricity