June Insights

• I am a follower, not a leader.
• I don't want to hide that I am a nudist and exhibitionist.
• I am looking for the freedom to act instead of trying to motivate myself.
• Live life as if utopia was already here.
• I want to be part of a close knit extended family exploring the universe.
• I can do software. I can do sex. I can continue my education forever. I can teach others what I've learned. I can provide a space and place for people to grow.
• Listen to the quiet part of yourself that knows.
• Inner Duality: Get off your own back. Stop trying to motivate yourself by harassing yourself with your thoughts. Who are you talking to? The one who is speaking. There is only one of you. Choose to act or not to act, but respect your own decision.
• I am aware of an abundant universe that provides for all my needs. I intuitively know how to tap that abundance. I'm continuously taping the universal abundance so that I can thrive and prosper and help others.
• I've developed the habit of seeing time as a limited resource. There are only so many hours in a day. I tend to forget that time is a continuous flow. There's another delivery tomorrow.
• Instead of arguing with myself, make a choice.
• I create my own state of mind. Take the time to learn how this works.
• Through the power of faith, I am able to stop resisting and surrender to the flow of life.
• We live in a never ending, continuously generated flow of time. We are free to experience it however we choose. There is no such thing as "spending time," because time is NOT a finite resource.
• I heard this in church: Nothing real can be threatened. Nothing unreal exists.
• Faith is not about religion, but about the nature of existence. Atheists have faith that God does not exist. I have faith that more will be revealed, that whatever I learn will grow my faith and not destroy it.
• I'm OK just the way I am. I can trust myself.
• I forget myself today as I embrace my freedom and exercise my faith to accept whatever happens and flow with life.
• I can trust myself to take down my defenses and relax. I'm OK the way I am.
• When I "forget myself," I step forward past my thoughts to the front of my body. Usually there is a separation of thoughts between my world and me. When I forget myself - I move past that - I step forward and trust myself to be myself.