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Friday, 13 August 2010

OLDIE, BUT GOODIE: LIFE WITHOUT ME...


Yesterday I sent a text message to everyone on my cell phone list asking the question: WOULD LIFE BE EASIER IF WE ONLY HAD OURSELVES TO LOOK OUT FOR? I asked this question because I wondered about me AND the persons in my life and how much of a burden it can be dealing with me. So I wanted them to imagine a LIFE WITHOUT ME…

I didn’t ask them directly how they would feel without me in their lives; however I got a glimpse of who has no problem with the concept if it placed in their hands. As the messages rolled in, I quickly realized that my thoughts were wrong AND that I was merely processing the events that took place yesterday that made me realize that being unemployed takes such a toll an individual. As I sit and write this entry I recognize that I got caught up in examining what was going around me instead of really deeply examining myself. My deceiving thoughts had me near tears AND I felt so alone that all I wanted to do was hide. But I am glad that I didn’t because I soon noticed that if I had, I would have simply wash off the surface and NOT deal with what is truly going on within me. I guess living in a VERY appearance-oriented AND externally focused world, forces me @ times to place a lot of value on how my life look in order for me to determine how my life really feels. And I guess that is what today was…

I lost track of my core AND felt dissociated, as if I am not fully awake, alive, OR grounded. The SURE sign that it's time to engage in the hard work of going deep within to rediscover the foundation of my life. So I hope that when I feel this way again I will remember this entry and draw strength from it. I know that pain comes AND goes; it is just one component to the grand cycle of life. And even though I may go through things when the odds are stacked HIGH against me, I MUST remember that I have to be challenge in order for me to grow AND that I should embrace my feelings AND let go of my hurt. It is obvious that I am HARD on myself which on some levels mean that I feel that I am NOT good enough…Which so is NOT the case; because I cannot image life without me why should I consider life without me for others?

6 comments:

  1. Deep thoughts, man. Whether good or bad or deeply challenging, LIFE is for LIVING!


    SJ!

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  2. One should never give up on self, but it doesn't make it any easier for those that have lost their way. It can be very problemaic if we as family and friends don't offer or show support to the lost souls.

    Most of us have felt this pain before rather we identify or not we all have fallen short from time to time. Often we start to feel alienated or confused, questioning our being and purpose.

    Once we learn that life throws a curve ball now and again and we learn to adjust accordingly we feel better about ourselves and start to render help to others all in the growing and learning process.

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  3. So many times I have felt like ending it all would be the best choice for not only others, but also myself. Challenges are good in life for growing stronger, but when weakened by the obstacles giving up seems to be the best choice. I'll be honest, even lately I still contemplate taking the exit and leaving this windey highway for good. But then there's David. How selfish of me would it be to do that to him? He is my everything, and it would be nothing short of idiocy to think I'm not the same to him. Holding on to that thought has definitely saved me in so many tragic situations, and has given me that extra strength I needed to overcome the obstacle.

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  4. MOANERPLICITY - LIFE CERTAINLY IS FOR THE LIVING!

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  5. CHET - SO MANY OF ARE LOST...I SEND OUT POSITIVE ENERGY TO THEM EVERYDAY!

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  6. MIKEL - DOES DAVID KNOW ABOUT THIS?

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