You can always evolve and if you are smart enough, you
do evolve yourself. But if you don’t truly stabilize it you might fall back.
This is something that many had talked to me about. Read this previous article on slickr-flikr for some great
insight.
When you figure out the great things to do and add
them to your lifestyle, you become awesome. But the source might be still left
and it might wake up if your mentality gets shaken. Even if you delete a file,
it can still be recovered. You have to fill it completely in zeroes. Forcing
yourself to do something is filling the space with random number. It’s not
effective.
Trace the fundamental source of all problems and look
at it in a visionary eye. You’ll always find a certain inclination as the
source. If you don’t, then you haven’t looked deep enough. Then vomit that
source. Look at it in every direction. Take fear of failure for an example. It
happens because of your inclination to certain results/goal/ideals or something
similar. Take out that inclination/bond and explore it in all ways. Take your
time and make sure that you fully understand all aspects.
Then you have 3 question types. First question its
permanence. All thoughts change. Nothing is static. Those goal or ideals aren’t
eternal. Those feelings only last when we think (delude) that they exist. When
you realize this, you’ll stop repairing your withering inclinations.
Then ask yourself whether it’s bringing you happiness
or joy. Is it exciting to live with bonds, fears, self-humiliation and
sufferings? Look deeper-go deeper. Keep asking yourself this question until you
get sick of your bondage.
Then ask whether those inclinations are your identity.
Do your fears tell who you are? Does your money tell who you are? Do your
failures tell who you are? Do your inclinations tell you who you are? Are you
anything other than who you think you are? Then why stick with those things.
This realization will actually make all sources of
your sufferings and flaws non-existent. All your flaws will be gone like a
candle that was blown. When you realize a mirage for what it is, the existence of
the mirage doesn’t affect you at all. Nothing would happen to you because of
the mirage. You wouldn’t even have to try to figure out whether it’s right to
cling onto it or not. You’d simply be free and enlightened.
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