MasterFireMaam -> RE: "the unworthy" (1/14/2009 11:01:50 PM)
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It has nothing to do with her, so phrases like, "She can do better," aren't the right phrases. These are what you're really feeling (yeah, I know, I don't truly know what you feel, but...). What's really going on is all about you: you feel unworthy of love/attention/positive things. It leads to the same kind of thing, a feeling of "less than", but knowing where it comes from can often lead you down a different path of discovery. A few paths you might explore: 1) You're stuck in victim mode. This means that you create situations in your life where you can say, "What did I do to deserve this?" Often, that means something more akin to "Why me?" but, it can work the other way, too. You're so stuck as the victim that you really can't believe you'd EVER do anything worth deserving something GOOD. This feeds the ego by allowing you to, well, post these things and have people say, "But you're awesome!" You are awesome...you're just not acting like it. 2) Your saboteur is hard at work, finding any way to get things to fail...because you know they will...because you're not worth something going right. So, by focusing on how you feel she deserves someone better, you're creating that in your life by learning and/or remaining to be less than what she deserves. 3) Who DOES deserve you? Why? 4) Who do YOU deserve? Why? 5) Every time you have the thought that you are not worthy, deliberately stop and think the opposite. You will never change your thinking patterns unless you put new patterns into place. I know some of this seems harsh, but you know me by now. I don't sugar coat often and I speak the truth as I see it. You ARE worthy. When you can learn how to work with ('cause you'll never get rid of them) the victim and saboteur archetypes, they'll be able to more easily point out these ego traps. I highly recommend Sacred Contracts by Carolyne Myss. You can find a lot of stuff about archetypes on myss.com as well. Master Fire
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