as a way of making our feelings and our needs a more conscious part of
what motivates us. In doing so we discover the "real self" inside rather than
the voice of shame and we give the self a greater chance to grow.
Peace,
Ken
Monday, June 8, 2009
191 - A more conscious motivation.
Many of us need to learn to bring a deeper attention to our internal processes
as a way of making our feelings and our needs a more conscious part of
what motivates us. In doing so we discover the "real self" inside rather than
the voice of shame and we give the self a greater chance to grow.
as a way of making our feelings and our needs a more conscious part of
what motivates us. In doing so we discover the "real self" inside rather than
the voice of shame and we give the self a greater chance to grow.
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Sometimes I go thru periods of time when I cannot get a "deeper attention"to my internal process of feelings and needs. I have blocked those out for so long, that it seems like I cannot get there. Other times, my feelings bring me right to the internal "goings on" of my self.
ReplyDeleteI find that both interesting and frustrating that I cannot get a more conscious motivation. I guess I need more patience with myself and to just remember to keep practicing meditation instead of "unconsciousness."
The more conscious motivation spoken of in the post comes directly from our gradually increasing awareness of our feelings which announce our needs.
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