Patient, kind, tolerant, easyspeaking, get along, friendly, professional, sharp, nice soul, kind spirit

These are attributes I would like to possess today as a result of my hard work and kind thoughts – I guess I take responsibility for all my thoughts, just havent said my words in the right way today and for that I am sorry.

ʾĒl ʿElyōn is usually rendered in English as “God Most High“, and similarly in the Septuagint as ὁ Θεός ὁ ὕψιστος (“God the highest“).

Watches over me and blesses me

If I were someone else imagining what it would be to be me. Imagine burning man, somewhere free and full of intelligence, wisdom, good judgement, but also noise and complex emotions, some human, some alien, some godlike, occassionally goddesslike, with power and influence, charisma, and kindness and goodwill.

Life without a therapist, never being able to connect with someone I could communicate my thoughts with was tough, but I feel like Ive leaped some great hurdles in just a few short weeks. Its a bummer to think that I could have had growth sooner, emotionally, however having spent my whole life surrounded by self help, believing in it when it has never allowed me to grow was tough, but the first thing I needed to learn was speech. Truth, conveying my observations and controlling my voice and mind so that I could speak objectively and about every observation. This comes from balancing chakras, meditation, and making every effort to be a good life, a positive individual, express care, and take interest in others.

I was always a quiet person, thought my thoughts didnt matter, could be outgoing without ever making a friend. Im still learning how to connect with people, but trusting people is hard. Learning to trust people without judging them, expressing boundaries, being the person I would want my partner to be and expressing appropriate emotions and caring responses – it sometimes really hurts me to have to be so nice, but in all contexts, Ive been nice to the extent that I have nothing left, just now becoming something with something to offer again to friends, without being codependent, demanding, or a complainer. I do still have issues communicating and am discovering problems I have that need resolution and am also learning that I dont always have to be a ham, a turkey, or a chicken or give up beef.

Energy of the wrong kind equals no energy of the right kind

I imagine that horrible things are happening to innocent people who are born human and know nothing of their destiny or purpose and are held responsibility for a destiny that they didn’t choose. People don’t choose their parents and the familial karma that comes with it, such as ptsd from abuse or other fates or feelings. The karmic cycle has to end, not be passed down from generation to generation as easily as they pass dud dna.

To be happy, focused, not to spam people with my negative thoughts, or issues that may seem redundant.

To resolve issues with ptsd and problems of the past which have contributed to my feeling overwhelmed.

To learn to disregard abusive or negative thoughts about myself

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

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