Guest guest Posted December 12, 2006 Report Share Posted December 12, 2006 I am mad at myself because I'm not doing many worksheets. wtf does 'many' mean? How many is many? I don't know. The word doesn't make sense. I should do more worksheets. Is that true? I'm not sure. I don't know. How do I feel when I think this thought. I feel a weight on my shoulders, I feel my throat constricting and less air flowing, I feel my face constricting, especially around and between my eyes. I feel my chest tightening. Who/what am I w/o this thought? My chest and throat open up. A smile creeps into my mouth and eyes. All is well and good in the world. Turnarounds: I am happy with myself for not doing the work. I am not unhappy at myself for not doing the work. (feels truer) I am happy I'm doing as many worksheets as I am. (feels truer) Maybe I've always done as many as I was 'supposed to', and will always do as many as I'm 'supposed to'. That would be reality. I want me to do them (worksheets) every day. I should do THE WORK every day. Is that true? I'm not sure. I don't know if that's true. Perhaps the reality is I'm to be doing something else. Maybe the reality is it doesn't matter how many I do. How does thinking I should be doing THE WORK every day make me feel? (see above answer to same question) And I notice I put it on my 'to do' list (aka 'should list') and as my list grows, the day ahead starts to feel heavy. And there's a finger pointing at waving at me, 'shoulding' me. When I get in bed, if I haven't gotten much done on the list, sometimes I think about that and feel bad rather than focus on the gifts the day gave me. Who/what am I w/o this thought? I relax, tension leaves, air flows in and out easily. The day becomes free to be what it is, I become free. I feel full. And happy. Turnarounds: I don't want me to do them every day. I don't want me to want to do them every day. (feels true) I don't want me to want. (feels really true) What I'm finding is the work is creeping into my thoughts more and more, though not necessarily in the 'work' context. A thought will arise, and sometimes immediately it will be questioned and it'll lose its power. I should be diligent about investigating thoughts. wtf does 'diligent' mean? It feels heavy. Like rolling a huge boulder up a mountain. Is it true I should be diligent? No. Is it true I should investigate my thoughts? Haha, I'm investigating that very thought right now. (I never woulda guessed doing 'the work' would become a stressful thought) How does thinking I should do the work feel? Parts of body begin tightening up. Weight on shoulders. I want to pull away from life, maybe go lay down and nap. Life's too much - I need a break. Who/what am I when I let the thought go? I open up, my posture opens up, life opens up. I'm happy. I trust what will be, will be. I trust. I smile. Turnarounds: I shouldn't be diligent about investigating thoughts. Right, maybe it's meant to be a joyous thing, and if it's not, I'm forcing something. I shouldn't be diligent. (that feels truer) I shouldn't investigate thoughts. I investigate thoughts, or I don't. That's reality. I need me to do more worksheets. No, I don't. I need me to do more. No, I don't. I need me. huh? I need? No I have no unfulfilled needs. Huh, in this moment I don't know what 'need' means. hahahahaha I am; lazy, procrastinator, weak, unfocused. I am lazy, is that true? Yeah, sometimes. I love being lazy. 'lazy days of summer' can be year round! This is ironic, doing the work leads to laziness. hahahaha I am a procrastinator. wtf? What does that word mean? If I don't get paid to crastinate, how can I be a procrastinator? I think maybe I'll drop that word from my vocabulary. I am weak. Is that true? Well, maybe. I don't know. It's relative. I worked out at the ymca yesterday and moved around quite a bit of weight. So not sure on that one. I'm unfocused. Is that a bad thing? Again it's relative. Focused seems to really shrink my world down. Lately I find myself jumping into things and allowing myself to melt into it, becoming it. Having no borders, no separation. Turnarounds: I am strong - yeah, I am. Or not, I guess it doesn't matter to me much these days. I get stuff done. Well, not sure on that, maybe stuff just 'is', and I'm not really doing it. I am focused. I don't know what that means. I don't ever want to think I'm not doing enough worksheets. Oh heck, that thought can flow in, but not much velcro left for it to adhere and become stressful. Damn, I wrote a lot. I shouldn't post such looong posts. Is that true? hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahaha I should do a worksheet on that. hahahahahahaqhahahahahahahahahahafkhdf qrgojhg;4tohj42't4b Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2006 Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 > > I am mad at myself because I'm not doing many worksheets. > That whole bit is excellent, . It demonstrates the ramblings of the mind to the point of ludicrousness. I find these particular ramblings very thought provoking! I especially like the point you made about not knowing what " need " means. Doing The Work on stressful thoughts brings you to just that point - your stressful thought no longer makes sense, so why linger with it. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2006 Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 > > wtf does 'many' mean? BTW, I just figured out what " wtf " means. Very cute! Clearly demonstrates your state of mind, doesn't it? -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2006 Report Share Posted December 14, 2006 > > > > wtf does 'many' mean? > > BTW, I just figured out what " wtf " means. Very cute! Clearly > demonstrates your state of mind, doesn't it? > > -- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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