3m EoG1.
I now see the previous mentioned incident as it was without overdramatic flair; utilizes reason over emotions. Believe and understand that it was nothing but slight turbulence. Also see it in a positive light - a learning experience, a chance to better myself and to connect with others via that vulnerability.
Moreover once again that incident could turn out to be a blessing in disguise. If that didn’t happen, I wouldn’t take remedial action, which likely led to an outcome that was slightly better than I originally hoped to achieve. The point is I now likely obtained the original desired outcome. If I hadn’t made the mistake, yes I could avoid the humiliation and worthlessness, but also nothing was gained.
I have been contemplating but all of this brings extra attention to my role in manifestations. For example event A happened I didn’t like the outcome; my standard reaction was to change it to my preferred outcome, e.g. the focus was on event A and its outcome, or at the very least reverse the whole event back to before it happened. However in either case this prevented event B from happening, which might actually be more beneficial and/or less energy consumed.
That’s why I actively avoided choosing modules like Synergy Divine Dominion even though on paper I was amazed by its description and daydreamed about the manifestations I might have. The reason are 1. I know I can’t control my mind and am worried that negative manifestations would occur based on my over active imagination. 2. I know I lack clarity and wisdom. In the past I made decisions and took actions at that time made sense to me but in the end hurt me; it’s always the least expected or the most overlooked that brought me the best outcome. Sometimes the more I tried the worse it became.
Always have fixated on if my decision or action is the right one based on if it brings immediate benefits, when that doesn’t happen I then obsess with the could’ve been/would’ve been. I truly feel like I am learning something from EoG1 and it really is working with me and on me. Let this post ends with the following short - Rather than making the right decision, make the decision right
Making a hard decision? WATCH THIS | Dr. Ellen Langer