My article teaching the strategy of getting out of a deep ditch hit the spot for some people.
Here is one answer I got:
I found your article very helpful with the steps to get out of a catastrophe. I am also beginning to see the original incident and how its been playing out.
Since the original incident I’ve wanted to be liked so badly that I could not say no to the salesperson – I did not want to make her mad at me. I wanted all the things she promised to happen so that others would like me too. And for some reason, because she said others were successful with the [product], I took it as a challenge in a way. In the original incident I must have said that they – my parents – don’t like me. I am still looking. I don’t think I hit the sentence quite right – but it seems close.
Thank you for helping me. When I read it was the undertow – I knew I wasn’t crazy.
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The word: love is misleading in that commandment. Humanity, until they reach the next evolutionary stage, human being, is incapable for love. Or caring. Or compassion.
But even at this stage, a human can tell if they want what they want only for themselves, or want for everyone.
Wallace D. Wattles talks about the man in Toledo, Ohio
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I am told by Source that I am enlightened. 🙁
And that there have been only 19 people, in all the history of humanity, that got enlightened.
I am very uncomfortable… maybe even embarrassed.
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The entitlement is anchored deep, and unless it’s pulled, it will keep jerking you back and forth, like a puppet.
Because I never felt that I was entitled to anything. My entitlement genes turned off when they were supposed to. It was around age 2. That was actually a little early, but that’s when it happened for me.
I never suspected that the entitlement anchor is actually more predictive to the quality of your life, to your unvoluntary harmful actions than the anchor to doom.
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