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Finding a Way to Work During the Day - (5622)

A Good Start 

To have a more conscious day is very important for our work! A conscious day is where we can do some inner work.


A good way to start is to start with: Passive Personality.


To do this be quiet. When we have to speak, speak with our personality passive. 


We can have an active or a passively active personality. Whatever our personality, make it passive. Do this by saving words and speaking correctness in both content and tone.


Doing this saves lots of energy, makes our mind quiet and does not bring the ego so easily. Giving us vital time and space to work within ourselves.



Pay a Price

To have a conscious day there is always a price it seems. The price is to sacrifice the first few egoic reactions of the day.


It hurts to do that, but that is the price. When we want to react and say this or that, hold our tongue and feel the burn for a few minutes and then we will have entered our chance to have a conscious day.


It always better to sacrifice the egoic reactions. The two or three minutes suffering makes us feel that it is not better but it is better. We all know this.


Relax, Accept the Day and Attention Here and Now

The rest follows. Keep relaxing and bringing our attention to the moment. To help us do this, accept profoundly that this is our day, we have to do this and that and I am with this and that person and that's my day and the work on myself has to happen within the course of that day.


End (5622).

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