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Blitzer Day - (3592)

This is really not easy to do at all and in honesty I can only manage it a day in a week. Because it requires a lot of energy, will and focus and our days are usually packed with lots of distractions - things to do, places to drive to, people to talk to etc.

A Blitzer day is to declare 'fair game' as they say on everything that comes in your head. Even the 'nice' thoughts.

Any thought gets the rifle sight put on it. Sorry about the gun and war references. With the rifle sight on it we can question it, know who sent it and ask the Divine Mother to pull the trigger.


Doing this is very illustrative for us. We see how much of the: negative, fundamentally erred and plain useless slips through and turns into extended thinking. 

These discoveries help us in our psychological work of dissolving the "I's", and it also helps immensely to free up our mind as well as clean it and make our processes freer of subjective and erroneous elements.

So today can be a blitzer day. Why not? There is much to learn and benefit from. Even if a quarter or a tenth of a blitzer day - absolutely guaranteed maximum return for your investment.

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  1. Anonymous21 May 2020 at 00:52

    I love this idea. Thank you for this post. I am going to make today my Blitzer day!

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