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Dynamism?
How do I get a lesson like that across in so short a time, and so directly?
I was able to sustain it for so long that's it's a conditioned part of the way I see things, but to do so without any time?
With a direct example of something they're familiar with, perhaps they could use it as a bridge. They could translate the example of seeing something differently that they're familiar with, into simply seeing things differently. Even just seeing the practice of seeing things differently can be seen different, and is that enough?
That leaves it open too, so it won't push people while still showing the way. Is that the best I can do though? Preach what I practice in brief, and leave?
Teaching could be the best way to learn, especially about teaching that in itself, but perhaps this is a lesson for me. If I just live this lesson, will others see it clearer? Is that the best teaching I have to offer?
The way I'm seeing this will change anyway, so perhaps this is simply my lesson.
I see the need to help others learn to see things in other ways, so that's the way I see it and can practice that lesson myself, therefore seeing differently, and others not needing this from me as a result.
Is that my justification? Should I now do nothing, and practice my lesson? Or is my lesson to live by this and teach it as it comes up? How else can I see this?
What's the best I can do? How can I offer this world whatever I have to offer, as best I can?
Maybe, it has something to offer me, and that in itself, my bettering from it, is what I have to offer. The lesson could be to practice this instead of what I preach.
Instead of simply seeing things differently, if I can see the concept of seeing differently, differently, then maybe a choice to see it a certain way is the difference. Is that even practicable?
I can't make that choice without risk. If I look at seeing differently, differently, then I could be avoiding something without knowing it, it could be a lesson too. Even fighting with the idea of changing the way I see things can be intentionally changed, but is that a change I'm simply not wanting to see differently, and trying to avoid it without knowing too?
Of course, it's a lesson for me.
Return to the moment.
If I'm here, and have anything to offer, I'll be here to offer it. Nothing more.
Easy.
I was able to sustain it for so long that's it's a conditioned part of the way I see things, but to do so without any time?
With a direct example of something they're familiar with, perhaps they could use it as a bridge. They could translate the example of seeing something differently that they're familiar with, into simply seeing things differently. Even just seeing the practice of seeing things differently can be seen different, and is that enough?
That leaves it open too, so it won't push people while still showing the way. Is that the best I can do though? Preach what I practice in brief, and leave?
Teaching could be the best way to learn, especially about teaching that in itself, but perhaps this is a lesson for me. If I just live this lesson, will others see it clearer? Is that the best teaching I have to offer?
The way I'm seeing this will change anyway, so perhaps this is simply my lesson.
I see the need to help others learn to see things in other ways, so that's the way I see it and can practice that lesson myself, therefore seeing differently, and others not needing this from me as a result.
Is that my justification? Should I now do nothing, and practice my lesson? Or is my lesson to live by this and teach it as it comes up? How else can I see this?
What's the best I can do? How can I offer this world whatever I have to offer, as best I can?
Maybe, it has something to offer me, and that in itself, my bettering from it, is what I have to offer. The lesson could be to practice this instead of what I preach.
Instead of simply seeing things differently, if I can see the concept of seeing differently, differently, then maybe a choice to see it a certain way is the difference. Is that even practicable?
I can't make that choice without risk. If I look at seeing differently, differently, then I could be avoiding something without knowing it, it could be a lesson too. Even fighting with the idea of changing the way I see things can be intentionally changed, but is that a change I'm simply not wanting to see differently, and trying to avoid it without knowing too?
Of course, it's a lesson for me.
Return to the moment.
If I'm here, and have anything to offer, I'll be here to offer it. Nothing more.
Easy.
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