These are surefire brakes to slow down an experience of a wonderfully expansive life and unbounded freedom. Use with caution, or refuse with great faith.
1. beliefs about life whether you believe that life is "a struggle" or a "bowl of cherries," your notion of what life is limits your perception of it.
2. unhealthy relationships Who supports your own best decisions? Who encourages you to doubt yourself? Look closely for clues, and draw boundaries accordingly.
3. the desire to be right means only more of the same has a place in your brain. Why not expand to allow a little wrongness for spice?
4. a sense of linear time can't you relive your first kiss? or imagine your retirement anytime? When really is Now, if what you are actually experiencing is then?
5. identifying oneself as being a body If you can HAVE a body, who is the YOU?!
6. behavior that clogs your bloodstream, colon, lungs, etc.
If life is all about flow, why do things that clog up these simple systems?
7. an unexamined life, mind, emotion, or motion As Socrates said: if it's unexamined, it isn't worth living.
8. poverty, hunger, disease, and the like not because these things have the power to stop us from really enjoying our lives, but because many of us thought that they could.
9. unfinished business especially the personal sort. One 'cliffhanger' can hold you up emotionally for longer than a TV season.
10. addiction like number 8 above, addiction limits your liberation only to the degree you believe that it will. Hey, to see a pattern, don't you have to already be above it?
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