A BEAUTIFUL THING IS NEVER PERFECT

11/9/2018

A BEAUTIFUL THING IS NEVER PERFECT by Cathy D. Slaght

As we continue to run the SRC on stress related to lack of appreciation…which ties in to depression and possibly even self-hate…

…taking DAYS to rectify,

Could it be we’re simply RESISTING HAPPINESS?

That’s the title of a book I’m reading- author is Matthew Kelly.

Kelly states that – because of this resistance- we’re our own worst enemy.

In other words, we know what to do – there’s plenty of information out there- but we just don’t do it.

SO, I got to wondering – recently there was information about putting basil or basil essential oil in water to cancel out the stress of fluoride…

Then there was information on switchwords- words that are said to go directly to the subconscious and manifest.

For example, saying COUNT is said to bring in $$$-

This kind of information- and there’s plenty more, available for our empowerment- is typically never put into action by most of the people who access it.

This could be why-
They’ve been conditioned to think they should be perfect.

This conditioning comes from many directions- education, religion, the entertainment industry- and, over time, causes many to finally GIVE UP-

because perfection is impossible.

SO- something else I read a while back said what would help with this (it’s a common problem) is to start BRAGGING on ourselves-

At least one brag a day.

Some say they don’t have anything to brag about. They’re THAT hard on themselves.

A suggestion- we've got to start somewhere-

You brush your teeth at night, right?

Are you aware many DO NOT? They only brush in the morning.

Sometimes they fall asleep, whatever…

So, if you're one of the ones who DO, afterwards look in the mirror and sing the following:

(LOUDLY)

FOR HE’S (or she’s) A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW

FOR HE’S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW

FOR HE’S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOWWWW

WHO’S BRUSHED HIS TEETH TONIGHT!

Share this with your friends.

After all, another step towards self-love is having a few weird ones.