Let’s Reflect, Please!
It’s funny that in a conversation with a friend I suggested that they should journal about their issues to help them mentally understand their situation better. Meanwhile, I myself have been having these thoughts of pessimism throughout the day yet I haven’t journaled! Let’s fix that.
I drove a bit far yesterday for an event at a family friend’s house and I found myself getting sick of this stuff. It’s definitely the long drive that ticked me off this time. Why do I need to go to these things? Granted, this one was a unique special occasion with a longtime family friend that I can excuse. However, by and large, I do not want to be attending the gatherings typical of this South Asian-related community. Today, for example, I declined to go to one and have stayed at home for most of the day.
One fear I had was that even after moving out I would be asked to attend these kinds of events. Writing it out, I realize that’s a pretty funny fear. I’m an adult, man—I can’t actually be forced in this case. Not to mention, I have numerous examples of my parents respecting my autonomy in this aspect. After all, they were fine today, weren’t they? Even funnier is the fact that I have the power to manifest the solutions in my life, yet I seem to forget and go back to focusing on the problem. When I realized this today, I went, What am I doing? and did my manifestation list for the day, where some items focused on the end state which would serve as a solution to this so-called problem. Old habits really do die hard, and I must practice the Goddard way every day!
As to why I don’t want to attend most of these events anymore, I’ll say these things:
- They’re simply not for my age group anymore. I can tell I’m too old for this, as people my age generally aren’t attending them. Makes sense, at this point we’ve got our own things.
- I do not want these events as a “safety net,” as a fallback if I don’t have anything happening over the weekend. If I don’t have things happening on the weekend, that’s fine—I shouldn’t be trained or train myself to expect hangouts every single day (weekend or otherwise). And if I don’t see it as fine, I should figure out a way to design the social life that’s right for me, with my own people and events. I’ve already been doing that for years, but I can tell that when these events are thrown into the mix I sometimes become a bit too complacent or not as proactive. I want a social life that’s tailored for my current needs, which these things simply do not handle.
The only reason for attending these events now is to keep in touch with the main circle of people I attended these things with growing up. However, they don’t attend a lot of these nowadays, so most of these events are superfluous.
I’m already getting the feeling that there’s going to be a sharp drop in my attendance after moving out, so perhaps the related manifestation is already on its way. I envision my weekends as for recharge, errands, and just overall living my own life. That’s what I’ve got to do. Especially given the goals of MFO, I feel like I need to maintain the power of being single-minded and design my social actions towards the accomplishment of goals related to MFO. I’m even thinking that I should reduce contact with those friends and acquaintances who aren’t helpful in some way (helpful being broadly used here, because sometimes it is helpful to just disconnect from everything and have fun chats and hangouts to break from the usual flow of life, without any expectation of it being consequential to some larger plot).
Anyways, I can rest assured. When I move out, I truly will be running my own affairs.
What’s going on with MFO? I’m not running it right now.
After ceasing the use of MFO last week, I have become cognizant of the fact that MFO is going to present an uphill battle. Since the cessation of use and the advent of recon, I have noticed thoughts related to people’s scarcity and difficulty in the accomplishment of related goals coming back and hitting me hard. It’s like my mind wants to furiously assert “Hey man, this is hard, you’ve been this way for so long, it really sucks, society sucks.” It’s as if my mind was pulled back by MFO—akin to a rubber band—but since MFO didn’t really cause a breakthrough yet—that mind snapped back at me hard.
It’s due to the above that I’m set to do a powerful healing & initiation phase with Stack 5. I will be writing about my desired MFO successes on this forum. It is going to happen. Just as Chosen is being run in my stack until I get a promotion, so will MFO be run in my stack until its goals are realized in this 3D world. It may take some time and MFO can even get upgrades, but it will be a part of my stack all the while. Honestly, the time it takes may be shorter than expected.
That initiation phase already looks like it will be a lot for me to work through. It has a lot of healing, as one might observe:
- Rebirth
- MFO has HS among other modules.
- Khan ST1 (!)
This is why I’m definitely not starting it yet. I have just 11 days left in the month before the end of the month and I can’t let recon and the complexities of healing prevent me from sticking a strong landing at work. It doesn’t even make much sense for me to run MFO now at this time, because I plan to do a washout in the last 5-7 days of the month so there won’t be enough loops of MFO to make a substantial difference (worst case, my mind snaps back like a rubber band as it has done recently).
I might also not run ME in these last few days and focus on just Chosen + Primal because I suspect running ME is making my brain think “Okay, I have enough power for general manifestation. Why am I running this still instead of moving to MFO where I can work on manifestation for this specific case?”