Unwiring the hardwiring — being fully ourselves
It often seems like our past experience is calling the shots.
Short pieces on the distinctions that change how a thing is seen — written by the people doing the work.
It often seems like our past experience is calling the shots.
Our inner voice is reassuringly or irritatingly always there on tap, offering us the unfailing, if ambiguous, company of a guest who does not plan.
We sometimes think about relationships from a particular framework or story—how we met, what happened, the good times, the bad times, what we did, what we.
How we describe, label, hold things, think things—it's within those frameworks that our lives unfold.
Trails are made by the act of walking. Once made, we travel along the grooves that our own repeated action has made for us; the paths we take are well-worn.
We have this underlying way of thinking and being that there is a certain order to things–and we often take that idea to imply that a certain.
We were brought up, enculturated, taught, related to, from the idea that our subjective experience (thoughts, emotions, moods, feelings, etc.) has.
At some point in our relationships, we'll likely have the thought that something's missing—that we're not fully satisfied.
We have met on the plane of imagination where it is indeed possible to share everything we have come to be.
As anyone can tell you, it's a short step from asking the question: What does it all mean? to arriving at the inevitable answer: Nothing.
When we're out to create a breakthrough, step outside any constraints of our circumstances, and stand for something we don't know how to achieve, we don't.
We sometimes think that the circumstances in our relationships keep our relationships from being great.
While our understanding of things comes largely from our past experience, our inspiration, vitality and power come from a future—that toward which we live.
Mistakes as an invention afford us a larger opening invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only.
A world of invention, of bringing forth, of possibility invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only.
Power and freedom in the face of doubt invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available one? Doubt.
Venturing beyond existing realities invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available one? Map.
Self-hood is the self taking a stand on its self invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available.
Breakthroughs are brought forth, created, generated—spoken first as possibility invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our.
The unique creative power of love invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available one? We all.
In inventing ourselves, the way the world occurs shifts invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only.
A Place Where Magic Can Evidence Itself invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available one? The.
Knowing ourselves as possibility invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only available one? Many of us.
The lens through which we see — fixed or open to invention invites a practical inquiry: what changes when we stop treating our familiar view as the only.
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