Natural Wisdom: I Now Release

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 Staying in the moment can be a challenge. We stain ourselves with the words of others, our thoughts of others, and how we feel about ourselves. Good and bad, right and wrong, what is just and justifiable. All of these have no middle ground, and will forever be a back and forth of what we should do, internally and externally, to find comfort in what we already have answers for. The saying "you can't change the past" and "dream about the future" are the blinders to the obvious. Keeping us stuck under pressure, backed into a corner, and missing or failing to capitalize on opportunities when they arise. Due to the internal chaos caused by words from others, words from ourselves, and the inherited demographic beliefs we have become numb to and unknowingly keep alive in our minds, we have become accustomed to and unknowingly keep alive in our minds how we should view people and the world. Ever retracting or dodging, folding or buckling, reasoning and justifying actions and beliefs that fit a survival mindset and serve a select individual or individuals. This kind of survival mindset is an internal prison of chaos, disappointments, frustration, and discontent, making it extremely difficult for anyone to progress forward with the life we deserve and are worthy of. The stench of this old way of living and thinking is still alive, only because we choose to allow it. The remedy to all of this is a graceful, liberating, and silent movement forward. From one individual to the next. Giving no energy or no tolerance to our internal selves, and to the external environment. That is polluted with false beliefs, negative outlooks, and forests of shame and guilt over a lifetime. At first, it may seem like the light at the end of a tunnel, putting on blinders, or seeing the tree through the forest. Constant pressure that we unknowingly put on ourselves due to another belief that earning what you want in life has to be difficult. Living outside of yourself with intention will reveal this to you. That you are not your thoughts and past choices, you are not what you or another person "thinks" you are, you are not in any way less or more than what you are in that moment. You are only a human being, worthy of a better life that you earn through your duty to yourself and others. If you're like me and have done your part in harming others and the world over the years. You honor them, make amends, and respect yourself and others. By living outside of yourself every moment of every day, knowing you're worthy of everything you create, and giving no energy to anything internally or externally, outside of your duty to becoming the best version of you. This will honor and amend your past poor choices by radiating a natural positivity to others. Further preventing yourself and others from making more poor choices. This will also naturally emulate respect for yourself and others. Fully living outside of yourself, whether alone or with others, for long enough, will reveal that you're no longer needing those blinders or focused on the tree through the forest. It will reveal that you were always free from the shackles of your mind, and that those old beliefs are no longer yours to carry. At any given moment, when that stew of bullshit in your mind starts to fester. Take a deep breath, relax your whole body, and say with conviction, "What is not mine to carry, I now release." Continue with steady and calm breathing till it subsides. If the stew of bullshit starts to boil, you're worthy of letting that rage and frustration out as well. In both scenarios, realize that you're a part of that environment around you and not a separate entity. We all carry a lifetime of folding to those negative beliefs and demographics, and those emotions and thoughts of all types, respectively, need to be released. Relax, enjoy your day, and stay actively in the moment for the beautiful future that you're creating, and we all deserve. 

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