When-disease—A disease in which a person lives only in the future, never experiencing the now. Those who are afflicted with this disease are people who live their lives rejecting the present moment, who have developed a highly sophisticated means of sustaining absence, who persuade themselves they will be happy when ... when I get married, when I have children, when I finish college... . Those who have the when-disease can never simply be in the present and can therefore never experience true prosperity.
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
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Responsibility.
The ability to respond. Being “response-able” is the opposite of an unconscious, impulsive reaction. We have been far too quick to associate the word “responsibility” with guilt and duty—that there is something wrong with us if we do not meet our social obligations. In the courses I teach and here in this book, I encourage people to be responsible for their own existence (not to shoulder or bear the responsibility), because being responsible is the key to prosperity. Without absolute responsibility there is no prosperity. To be able or disabled?
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
The ability to respond. Being “response-able” is the opposite of an unconscious, impulsive reaction. We have been far too quick to associate the word “responsibility” with guilt and duty—that there is something wrong with us if we do not meet our social obligations. In the courses I teach and here in this book, I encourage people to be responsible for their own existence (not to shoulder or bear the responsibility), because being responsible is the key to prosperity. Without absolute responsibility there is no prosperity. To be able or disabled?
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
What is the I ME MINE?
Imemine—The subconscious part of us, which some refer to as the ego, inner child, or shadow. It is opinion, judgment, criticism, praise, superiority, pride, and so on. The i-me-mine comprises all of the views and opinions we take personally. The imemine represents the appearance of selfhood that is greedy, selfish, and delusional. This part of us is reactive and impulsive, and its irrational behavior is based on programming from the collective unconscious. It is not who we are, although we sustain its illusionary existence and dominance for as long as we subscribe to victimhood and powerlessness.
The imemine is a constrained light; it is governed by ingratitude. It can also be seen as a parasite that thrives on deficiency and pretends to measure whether we are more or less than the people around us. It always operates from the duality of the mind and not from the integrity of the heart. Whoever lives according to the laws dictated by the imemine inhabits a very restricted dimension of existence— he or she is merely a talking head. The imemine is always in a position of lack.
It lives like any other creature of instinct. It can always find something about us that does not measure up or can’t measure down. The imemine thrives entirely on illusion. Indeed, it is illusion, and its only function is to maintain a high degree of separation and doubt. Embrace unity, and the imemine disappears until it is summoned again. The moment you’re present and unified, the illusion of duality evaporates. Now there is only light, love, no shadow, doubt.
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
Imemine—The subconscious part of us, which some refer to as the ego, inner child, or shadow. It is opinion, judgment, criticism, praise, superiority, pride, and so on. The i-me-mine comprises all of the views and opinions we take personally. The imemine represents the appearance of selfhood that is greedy, selfish, and delusional. This part of us is reactive and impulsive, and its irrational behavior is based on programming from the collective unconscious. It is not who we are, although we sustain its illusionary existence and dominance for as long as we subscribe to victimhood and powerlessness.
The imemine is a constrained light; it is governed by ingratitude. It can also be seen as a parasite that thrives on deficiency and pretends to measure whether we are more or less than the people around us. It always operates from the duality of the mind and not from the integrity of the heart. Whoever lives according to the laws dictated by the imemine inhabits a very restricted dimension of existence— he or she is merely a talking head. The imemine is always in a position of lack.
It lives like any other creature of instinct. It can always find something about us that does not measure up or can’t measure down. The imemine thrives entirely on illusion. Indeed, it is illusion, and its only function is to maintain a high degree of separation and doubt. Embrace unity, and the imemine disappears until it is summoned again. The moment you’re present and unified, the illusion of duality evaporates. Now there is only light, love, no shadow, doubt.
Image: Ragnheiður Arngrímsdóttir
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