This is your brain on bullshit....
"I could see peace instead of this"
A Course in Miracles
Ah Tequila- she is
sneaky.
Syrupy and sweet one minute, she
is malicious and cunning the next.
Tequila can take me from 0 to
Bitch in less than 45 seconds, so I don't drink too many margaritas; and even
though I didn't finish half of the soup bowl of frozen deliciousness the waiter
brought us last night- it definitely affected me.
Not to go into detail, but tequila was telling me to feel jealous and
insecure. She wanted me to start a fight over absolutely nothing. She
wanted me to be mean.
However last night as those thoughts began to boil, something clicked. I was able to understand that those feelings
were not the real me. Choosing not to entertain them, I went to bed.
For some lucky reason, I chose peace.
So many times, our mind is like
tequila, leading us to believe stories that are just not true. It tricks us into believing
that we need to feel anxious or worried. It tells us that we are not enough, or that we need to
be fearful.
What if there was another way of looking at it? What if we could see peace instead?
What if there was another way of looking at it? What if we could see peace instead?
What if we went outside for
some fresh air, or found our breath in meditation?
What if we allowed for
communication, or even to step away for a bit if necessary?
What if we chose to be mindful,
or to make a change?
What if we chose love over fear?
A Course in Miracles states that "Peace of mind is clearly
an internal matter. It must begin with your own thoughts, and then extend
outward. It is from your peace of mind that a peaceful perception of the
world arises."
Consider that the situation may
not be as bad as we think it is.
Peace is a choice.
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