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Let go or be dragged. -Zen proverb
Deega (16th January 2011), Lettherebelight (24th January 2011), Steven (5th January 2011)
Hey Simone
What you describe isn't that out of the ordinary. Take depression for example, people become unable to participate in even the most rudimentary of daily functions. We can really only be blamed for doing something that we believed we should do and which we were reasonably able to do but did not. Being unable to fulfill one's own expectations is not the same as being unwilling to do so, the former is blame free, regardless of whether the obstacle is physical, emotional, mental, etc.. You cannot in all reasonable consideration blame yourself for failing to do what you are unable to do, and I do not believe you would blame anybody else for failing to do the impossible. Do not hold yourself to such a high standard that you can never do right.
Seikou
pilotsimone (5th January 2011)
uh,pilotsimone, i can not offer any advice just say that i can identify with some of what you feel.there are days that i just need my peace and quiet and if things get piled up...i dont feel in my heart to get back to anyone or continue with my chores.those are just a minor days in the month..but its consistent.i felt guilty for years and finally learned to feel better with it when i vocaly announced my unusuall way of behaviour to anyone i could.dont need to explain,just tell as it is.
are you happy with your energy levels on day to day...strange question but there might be something in here..
Lord Sidious (3rd May 2011), pilotsimone (5th January 2011)
I'm very similar to you in said regard. It's affected relationships with people/family my whole life. I don't really let it bother me anymore but my way of reconciling, I imagine, would be vehemently disagreed with by some. I simply believe the world exists in absolute perfection and the only time we feel bad about anything is when we disagree with this through our perception.
A man once said the source of negative emotion is the fact that we have a certain view of the way the world is/should work. When the world doesn't align with this it fractures out personal reality and the result is negativity produced by our disagreement with truth. The fault then lies within ourselves.
So I suppose when I stop talking to someone I've developed a report with I see it as simply another portion of perfection. If this effects them in any way it is in their own right simply another form of perfection. Incorruptible in that once manifest it is truth. You can argue with it, but not change it; so why argue?
Just a complex variation on faith I suppose.
pilotsimone (5th January 2011)