knowing what
do not
know
is
knowing
so
much
Someone who regards….
Someone who regards their feeling of woundedness as their core and sees everything through the lens of that woundedess has no real core, and will only would others and themselves.
Keep fighting….
|
Keep fighting |
Serve the situation |
|
Have a voice |
Cave in |
If you believe….
If you believe there is power in not feeling, you are choosing death over life.
Rebellious
|
Rebellious |
Respectful / team player |
|
How to have a voice / standing up for self |
Submissive / not special |
marching orders….
Arjuna tried to
run
but you in your
kindness
checked him
on the field
how slow i
have been
so sure of doing
your work
Superimposing a narrative….
Superimposing a narrative on vibrations rather than just letting them come up as they are is choosing fantasy over life.
Conventional wisdom….
|
Conventional wisdom |
Fake it until you make it / make it up as you go / out of touch / flaky |
|
Trite / unimaginative |
Profound / creative / original |
Narratives Never End Well
Starting from her poem “Ode to the Washbear,” Rohini explains how the shrunken self is nothing more than a narrative, and its efforts to fit experience, and other people, into that narrative are always limiting and destructive. Spiritual practice requires us to identify, disentangle from, and dismantle our narratives.