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Lesson 14
Trauma’s Antidote. Using Grace’s early techniques to overcome my Self’s bondage helped me escape its tether. However, some chains are harder to break than others. This appliesespecially to forgiving those who have hurt me the most. Rather than forgive, theSelfexpresses spite. My internal devil derives great satisfactionby throwing well-deserved hate at whoever has wronged me. My Self’s version of an eye for an eye works something like this: If you poke me in the eye, I have the right to blind you.
Lesson 15
Halting Speculation’s Spin. If not already apparent, this author is a rather cerebral creature. I can stretch out in an easy chair, what some refer to as “the neurotic’s spaceship” and become lost in contemplation for hours. So long as such pondering stays within the realm of musing, the activity remains benign. However, the moment that musing turns into speculation, my Self has arrived to take over the conversation.
Lesson 16
My Self’s Blame Game. Casting blame occurs when my internal devil becomes Self-righteous. Because the Self’s decision to blame requires no justification, potential allies become transformed into a vested enemy. Moreover, by reacting with blame, I am frozen in the role of victim due to handing over my power to whomever my Self has determined responsible.
Lesson 17
Listening to the Audience. If there is any subject for which I shall remain an on-going student, it is this one. Not only am I someone who won’t shut up, I also have a terrible habit of interrupting others. As embarrassing as my mouthiness has been throughout my adult life, I seem unable to stop the behavior. To a certain extent, I will forever remain an obnoxious three-year old, babbling away, convinced the world wants to hear my every word.
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What does tossing-out my Self’s old crutches allow me to do? I can stand upright while stepping in the direction of a more graceful life. Positive movement will not occur until I get off my ass. The follow-up effort requires me to stop acting like one. By containing my Self’s worst forms of control, the more powerful part of Grace’s journey can begin. The pathway has been cleared to locate my True Identity.
Lesson 18
Accessing Truth Using Common Sense. Given a lifetime of following my Self’s manipulations, I faced a bewildering question. How can I discern the truth when previous internal assurances later proved to be false? This section is dedicated to explaining how I now separate fact from fiction.
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