I’ve been thinking about this for a while. If we truly value the self, we should be able to tell ourselves about what we are doing or what we are thinking. We should be able to tell ourselves that we are going to work out, go to the gym, or do some work with friends. We should be able to tell ourselves that we are going to eat a certain meal, or that we have all our appointments set up in our calendar.
In our day-to-day lives, we don’t actually have to tell ourselves anything. We can simply let ourselves be aware of our thoughts and actions and then stop by when we are ready to do something. It’s a way to live your life that doesn’t require us to tell ourselves any more than our car needs to be able to tell the engine to stop.
If we could learn to do something, we would be doing it more often. And if we could put a stop to something that we thought was “wrong,” then we would stop it quicker. This is one of the main differences between learning and self-awareness. We can just be aware of whatever we want to be aware of.
The way to do this is to put a stop to it. If we can put a stop to it, then we can stop doing it. Or, we can stop doing what we are doing. Because when we know that it ISN’T us doing it, then it’s not us. The question is, “should we stop?” Since it’s not us, we don’t need to do it. We’d simply rather not be doing it.
We are taught from a very young age that if we don’t put a stop to something, it will happen. We know that if we put a stop to something, then we have to stop it, and we know how to stop it. We have to stop it within ourselves.
I have to disagree. The reason we should stop is because its not us. We have to stop. It is time that we stop. Its not us that we are doing it.
The problem is that the way we are taught to do things, whether it is what we want to do, or we feel like doing it, is to do it, to put us in a box, and to tell us that we should stop. We’re not taught to stop in a way that allows us to stop. We’re taught to do it, and we should do it, to stop. To stop. We should stop.
I have to agree with you here. I think it’s important to stop. The problem is that we stop too easily. We don’t stop, we just take the next thing that comes along. We are always looking for the next trick. The problem is that there is so much to do, so much to learn, so much to unlearn, that we have so much to stop ourselves and so little time in which to do it.
The lesson is that every time you stop, you’re going to be forced into a new path. Every time you take the next step you’ll be forced into a new path. It’s like someone taking you on a roller coaster every time they take you on a roller coaster.
When you stop, youre going to be forced into a new path. Every time you take the next step youll be forced into a new path. It’s like it’s just going to be the same path as it was then.
