Monday, August 12, 2013

My Shadow Break-Through

I wrote this note below a couple of years ago and I actually found it quite confusing myself by the time when I published it. But since it is on the top 3 of my "best-seller" notes according to google, I kept an eye on it. Today I would say that it is perhaps my deepest shadow insight of all times. The cycle of creation and destructiveness is the classic yin and yang that we can observe in everything. Just accept it, enjoy the divinity in you when you experience it, and learn to harness the power the shadow is ready to share with you once every other full moon. Do this for a few years and observe how the cycles evaporate into nothingness as the demon and the angel on your shoulder merge into the "you" you were born to be.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2011

Facing Inner Demons
You probably have areas in your life where you feel less comfortable and where you have to overcome inner resistance in order to advance. If you mess up, often subconsciously, it just means that your conscious will has to do a little more convincing to get the subconscious mind to come along. Facing inner demons is hard work, but in the end they can be overcome if you are persistent and if you always put your best foot forward in whatever you do.

Dealing with your perceived shadows is similar. You might choose to ignore them, you might choose to embrace them and you might choose to find a creative outlet of your inner tension, that is, to transcend the tension altogether. Either way, resistance and guilt will be flaring up given that the very notion of a personal shadow implies that your perceived holy part doesn't want to have anything to do with it. Remember, the negative signals you are getting along the way are messages that you send yourself. They just reflect your state of mind.

In all three alternatives, if you are successful, you would expect the tensions and the subconscious slips to decrease over time as the subconscious mind slowly, but surely reprograms itself and accepts this new way of looking at the world. If the intensity of the negative feed-back loop increases over time, well, then you have to go back to the drawing board until you find a way that works for your whole self.

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