08-15-2017, 12:00 AM
Pixie Dust wrote:
Caring can be linked to self-importance. One needs to eradicate that link. Weird how that is.
It appeared because caring too much I had to push further into uncaring and balancing takes time. I always notice it and it is foreign to me and a bit bent. So at least I know it's there and not to act on it.
Yeah. That's normal though, isn't it? I mean, if you're a bus driver and a passenger boards your bus and graffitis your window, yeah, that will anger you. You put in a lot of care and energy into making your bus an extension of you
Should you care about your bus less? Maybe not. That bend may not necessarily be something for you to fix or want to fix.
Caring about your bus may be something you don't want to eradicate. Your bus may serve as a bridge between two worlds for many people. If your bus in part of an elaborate system to transport spirits, maybe you caring is essential to survival for many people. This goes back to the discussion of whether or not self-importance can be functional. If it can be a function expression then there's a place for self-importance. Self-importance can be a means to an end.
I would think that it would be mo' nagually to care about the bus without caring about it. Make it an extension of yourself? Treat it like a temple? Why not?! But when you discover some graffitti on the window do you really need to get mad? What egotism! Tsssk, tssk. Just remember that sometimes things happen that you'd rather not have happened, that for you to have an opinion on whether they should or shouldn't happen is absurd anyway, clean it up and if you ever catch the vandal cut off her head.
Caring can be linked to self-importance. One needs to eradicate that link. Weird how that is.
It appeared because caring too much I had to push further into uncaring and balancing takes time. I always notice it and it is foreign to me and a bit bent. So at least I know it's there and not to act on it.
Yeah. That's normal though, isn't it? I mean, if you're a bus driver and a passenger boards your bus and graffitis your window, yeah, that will anger you. You put in a lot of care and energy into making your bus an extension of you
Should you care about your bus less? Maybe not. That bend may not necessarily be something for you to fix or want to fix. Caring about your bus may be something you don't want to eradicate. Your bus may serve as a bridge between two worlds for many people. If your bus in part of an elaborate system to transport spirits, maybe you caring is essential to survival for many people. This goes back to the discussion of whether or not self-importance can be functional. If it can be a function expression then there's a place for self-importance. Self-importance can be a means to an end.
I would think that it would be mo' nagually to care about the bus without caring about it. Make it an extension of yourself? Treat it like a temple? Why not?! But when you discover some graffitti on the window do you really need to get mad? What egotism! Tsssk, tssk. Just remember that sometimes things happen that you'd rather not have happened, that for you to have an opinion on whether they should or shouldn't happen is absurd anyway, clean it up and if you ever catch the vandal cut off her head.