Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Choices

Choices
You Can Hang On To All The Old Ways of Doing Things. The Essence of That Is: To Give Your Allegiance Over To Teaching And Re- Enforcing Fear ...
Or
Start The Process Of Letting Go. 
By Doing So ... 

It Follows Naturally That You Will Begin To Teach And Re-Enforce The Concept Of Self- Love.
Remember This
It's Only A Process And It Undoes Years Of Training.

Into the Light (Neil Douglas-Tubb (RCC)

-->

Friday, December 2, 2016

Zen and the Art of On Seeing Simple Truths #46

46     On Seeing Simple Truths


EXPERIENCE has taught us that there comes a time in our lives when we must cross barriers or change paths if we are to get on with change and with facing our destiny. 
This is often referred to as “giving it up,” or “letting go,” or “turning it over.” 
But what are we giving up or letting go of? 
Simply put, long-held sacred cows. 
Often we interpret these times of transition, of giving up sacred cows, as difficult.  Not necessarily because they are, but because we believe they are supposed to be. 
If, in our old mind-sets, we have programmed a belief structure that difficult is a necessary part of change, then the process of change will seem to be difficult.  Otherwise, we don’t believe it’s change.
We blend this misconstrued thought into what we have predetermined to be the only route available to the new and different, and we believe that the journey through change has to be difficult. 
What If It’s Not?
What If You Just Think It Is?

(Heads up on this one.It is a corollary to you depending on you!)

Experience Has Taught Us: 175 Missing Pieces
Neil Douglas-Tubb
available on Amazon.com 

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Zen and the Art of Listening

The concept of God and Listening to What He Has to Say! 
If you are going to ask you should listen.  
It is the only polite thing to do. 
In our endeavor to understand reality, not our reality but reality as it actually is, we are caught in a conundrum of being stuck within the system we are trying to study.  It is somewhat akin to man trying to understand the mechanism of a closed watch. 
We can see the face and the moving hands, we can even hear the ticking, but our problem is we have no way of opening the case to see the inner workings of the mechanism.  We have to go on faith that it works and it does so in our best interests.

-->
If we are ingenious, we can form some picture or working model of a mechanism that for us explains what it is that we think we are observing. The problem with this model we developed is, we can never be absolutely sure that this model we now have is the only model that explains what we are observing.

Neil Tubb (RCC)
Into the Light 
Co Dependency a Healing Journey